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Residential bin hubs

A simpler, cleaner way to recycle

We’re making recycling easier for residents currently on a red sack collection with 7 new bin hubs in selected areas, which contain four bins to enable residents a new way to separate waste.

This is part of the government’s new simpler recycling legislation.

These new bin hubs will:

  • Replace red sacks and allow your household to recycle
  • Be located close to your property
  • Provide clear signage on each bin to inform you what goes where
  • There will be no specific collection date; these hubs allow you to dispose of household waste at any time
  • An indoor food caddy will be supplied with liners for easy food waste disposal
  • These bins are for residents only – not for businesses

Locations


Location of bin hubs
 NameLocation
Devonshire Road Outside Dominos
Dickson Road Outside Martin Brown Paints Ltd
King Street Next to building at the side of car park
Red Bank Road Outside Gifted
Whitegate Drive Corner of Reads Avenue
Highfiled Road Corner of Acre Gate
Kilmory Place N/A

What goes in the bin hubs

Details of what goes in each bin
 Bin What goes in it
Paper and card Newspapers, magazines, cardboard, packaging, envelopes, windowed and non-windowed (any colour), plain greeting cards and junk mail
Recycling Mixed glass, bottles, jars, plastic bottles, pots, tubs, trays, foil trays, and aerosols
Food Tea bags, coffee grounds, fruit and veg peelings, inedible food and leftovers
General waste  Non-recyclables only – no hazardous waste, electronics, or food

Want to know more?

If you need help understanding your new bin hub then contact Enveco.
Email: recycling@enveconw.co.uk