Ipswich Recycling Centre is provided for householders to deposit and recycle household rubbish.

Please wash your hands before and after visiting, and wear gloves when on site.All vehicles apart from trailers listed below and vans with trailers are now allowed back on most sites.The number of people accessing the sites at any one time is restricted in order to maintain social distancing on site to protect the health of staff and the public.Vans (including car-derived vans) and any vehicle with a trailer are not able to access Haverhill and Leiston, as these sites are too small to allow extra time for these vehicles to unload.Trailers must be no more than 750kg max gross weight, single axle and unbraked. Please select the one that applies to you.

Visits are restricted to one visit per household or vehicle per 7 day period. If you do not receive a confirmation email confirming the date and time you have booked within 1 hour, please check your spam/ junk folder.

Call 978-356-6612 or email IpswichComposts@gmail.com. Monday to Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 10am - 4pm Email us at You must follow this guidance whether you are self-isolating as a precaution or if you've tested positive for (COVID 19).

You will need to declare that you are bringing trade waste to site when you make a booking.Please be aware that it is an offence under section 33 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990 to deposit and transport trade/ business waste at Recycling Centres, without registering with the Environment Agency as a waste carrier and paying for disposal.To get a more cost effective price you should separate your waste for recycling before going to site (e.g.

In Ipswich, eligible containers can be taken to: TOMRA Collection, 355 Brisbane St, West Ipswich – Over-the-counter depot. Payment: cash, electronic funds transfer We will not be accepting direct donations at the current time as items will be subject to a period of quarantine in line with guidelines prior to being sold in the shop.You can visit either Foxhall or Bury Re-use Shop without a booking, however you will not be able to access the recycling centre and must park in the shop car park.Initially the booking slots will be released for a week, then afterwards on a rolling daily basis to always maintain a forward view of 7 days ahead.You may need to try several times to get a booking.

Additional trash must be placed in an overthrow bag, available for $2 (in packs of 5 for $10) at Aubuchon Hardware, Conley's Drug, Cumberland Farms, DJ's Variety, Richdale, Shaw's and Tedford's Hardware.Ipswich businesses are using alternatives to single-use plastic bags and styrofoam. 0345 606 6067 ; Visit website; View Accessibility Symbols Additional bins are $10 each and Ipswich Recycles stickers are free for residents (both at DPW office at town hall).Town Hall hours: Mon. Call 01473 830556.

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Find out your nearest recycling point for books, cans, cardboard, glass, oil, paper, plastic, textiles and electrical waste. Find out how to book a time slot online for a Recycling Centre in Suffolk as part of a phased re-opening. About your blue and brown bin collections, recycling centre locations, projects and campaigns.Your blue bin is for recycling clean, dry items such as paper, cans, cardboard and rigid plastic food and drink containers.The brown bin composting scheme is proving a real hit with Ipswich residents and covers nearly 46,000 properties across the town.Find out how you can reduce your food waste and save money with #FoodSavvy - a joint initiative between Suffolk and Norfolk Councils and the environmental charity Hubbub.Ipswich has many different sites where you can recycle a variety of items. Ipswich has many different sites where you can recycle a variety of items.

Recycling and trash must be at the curb by 6 AM on your pickup day.

a single cab pick-up is classed as a van/commercial vehicleYou can take the same materials as usual. Community-run Recycling Centres

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