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You are Here: Home » News » News Headlines » Restrictions on how many times you can visit the tip to be introduced next month. As of next month, cars and cars with single axle trailers will be allowed 52 visits per year — or approximately once a week — whilst cars with double axle trailers and vans up to 3.

Vans above 3. A new automatic number plate recognition system that will monitor the number of times each vehicle has used the household waste recycling centre will be introduced to keep a record of your visits. New digital display boards at the entrance will show your registration number as you enter, and the number of visits will be calculated on a central system. If you use more than one household waste recycling centre, all your visits count towards your total allowance.

The purpose of the limit is to stop businesses using household waste recycling centres, not prevent residents from visiting. If you are recycling rubble from a DIY project, you are only allowed to bring five average-sized approximately mm x mm rubble sacks or bags per visit.

This is designed to stop traders illegally using household waste recycling centres for disposing of large quantities of rubble. If you are having building work done to your house by a trader, they are legally responsible for removing the waste.

They should factor the cost of this waste removal into their quote and charge you accordingly. This illegal activity increases operating costs that are passed on to councils. Open 24 hours.

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A roll of liners is delivered to each Stockport household every year. If you run out, you can buy them directly from the supplier online or over the telephone on Most supermarkets now stock compostable liners, just look out for the EN composting association logo to make sure the liners are suitable to be used in your food waste caddy.

Or complete this online form on the Stockport council website. Or complete the online form on the Stockport council website. Complete this online form on the Stockport council website. To request for more compostable food bags, tie an empty liner around the handle of your brown food and garden bin and the collection crew will leave you a new roll.

Or complete this online form on the Tameside council website. Or report it online via the Tameside council website. If you run out of compostable food bags, you can contact Trafford council on to order more. Trafford council will deliver these to you free of charge. Please contact Trafford council here to report fly-tipping. Please contact Trafford council directly by completing this online form. For other enquiries please complete the contact form.

If you have been through the complaints procedure with SUEZ and you are unhappy with the response provided you may wish to escalate your complaint to GMwaste greatermanchester-ca. I give Recycle for Greater Manchester consent to contact me about the information I submit on this form. Your details will not be used for marketing purposes. If you have any enquiries about your waste and recycling bin collection service, please contact your local council directly.

Website Designed by Cornerstone DM. Skip to main content. About Us Contact us Search. How do I waste less? What happens to my waste? About Contact us Search. Chichester Street Recycling Centre. My vehicle is under 2m. My vehicle is over 2m. This recycling centre is for vehicles under 2m only. Vans or twin axel trailers. This includes waste from normal day-to-day household activities and DIY projects. Stay two metres six feet away from other visitors and staff at all times Queuing time may be longer than usual due to social distancing restrictions.

The number of times you can visit Greater Manchester Suez Recycling Centres in a year, depends on the size of your vehicle: Cars and cars with single axle trailers — 52 visits a year This includes: disability-adapted vehicles, SUVs, people carriers with multiple seats under 2 metres high , bicycles, cargo bikes and bikes with a cargo trailer.

Cars with a double axle trailer — 18 visits a year Vehicles up to 3. For more information, visit the Recycling Centre visit limit information page.

Waste Transfer Facility rules If your vehicle is over 2 metres high you cannot access the Recycling Centre due to the height barrier — you will need to use the waste transfer facility where council vehicles go. If you live in Greater Manchester Bolton, Bury, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside or Trafford you can use any of our waste transfer facilities free of charge for waste and recycling from your home.

Wear a face mask if you can Only one person at a time to dispose of waste in any container Do not visit if you or anyone from your household have Covid symptoms Two people from the same household may leave their vehicle only to carry large items SUEZ staff will not be able to help unload your vehicle Other passengers must remain in the car Wash your hands regularly.

You must wear: a hard hat safety glasses a high visibility jacket or vest safety gloves safety boots or shoes steel-capped. The number of times you can visit Greater Manchester Suez waste transfer facilities in a year, depends on the size of your vehicle: Vehicles up to 3. Why do I need a Permit? The van, pick-up and trailer permit is part of the Trade Waste Access Restriction Policy which was introduced in February The permit only applies to any van designed to carry cargo, pick-up trucks and cars towing a twin axle trailer.

Any vehicle including vans carrying trade waste are not permitted at the household waste recycling centre. The sites are for residents who wish to dispose of their household waste. You can apply for a permit here. The permit allows you to visit 18 times in a year 1 st April to 31 st March. If you are using a car towing a trailer, these 18 visits will also come out of the 52 visits a year you can make with your car.

If you live in Wigan, please use the recycling centres managed by Wigan council No trade waste Sort you waste and recycling before you visit No pedestrian access Please observe site rules so not to block access for other road users.

Opening Times. Monday to Sunday. Contact Details. What can I take to the recycling centre? Batteries You can take batteries to a Recycling Centre.

Keep your bin crew safe Please do not throw any batteries in any of your wheelie bins at home. Choose to reuse When next replacing batteries, why not buy rechargeable batteries instead? Fluorescent tubes You can take fluorescent tubes to a Recycling Centre.

Do not put them in your mixed recycling bin. Recycling points are available at some supermarkets. Fridges and freezers You can take fridges and freezers to a Recycling Centre.

Choose to reuse If your large electrical item, such as a washing machine, is still working and in a reusable condition, your local reuse organisation may be able to refurbish it and give it a new lease of life and a new home. Large electrical items You can take electrical items to a Recycling Centre for recycling. Do not put any electrical items in your bins at home. Choose to reuse If your large electrical items are still working and in a reusable condition, your local reuse organisation may be able to refurbish or fix it.

Small electrical items You can take electrical items to a Recycling Centre. Choose to reuse If your electrical items are still working and in a reusable condition you can donate it to a reuse organisation or some charities.

Print cartridges Donate them Lots of charities collect empty printer cartridges to raise money by refilling and reselling them. Choose to reuse Some printer cartridges can be refilled with a store bought refill kit. Choose to reuse If your TV or monitor is still working and in a reusable condition, your local reuse organisation may be able to refurbish it.

Hardcore and rubble You can take hardcore and rubble to a Recycling Centre. This includes: bricks ceramics clay concrete paving slabs rubble sand stones tiles soil A restriction on the amount of rubble that can be disposed of is being introduced as it is recognised that rubble is one of the main types of waste that traders are disposing of unlawfully at the household waste recycling centres.

Soil You can take garden soil to a Recycling Centre. Plasterboard You can now take plaster and plasterboard to a household waste recycling centre or to a waste transfer facility listed below. If you have removed plasterboard from your own home You can now take plasterboard to either a waste transfer facility or a recycling centre, depending on the height of your vehicle.

You must wear: a hard hat safety glasses a high visibility jacket or vest safety gloves safety boots or shoes steel-capped Provide a proof of address Please take your recent council tax bill, annual water bill or utility bill gas, electric or landline telephone relating to the property where the waste is from. Provide a hire vehicle document If you are using a hire vehicle please take your hire agreement documents with you.

Car batteries You can take car batteries to a Recycling Centre. If you buy a new battery from a garage, ask them to take the old one. Engine oil You can take used engine oil to a Recycling Centre.

Tyres Tyres can be recycled at a Recycling Centre. Scrap metal You can take scrap metal to a Recycling Centre. Do not put scrap metal in any of your bins at home. Aerosols Recycle your aerosol cans in your mixed recycling bin at home.

Please remove the plastic lids and put them in your general waste bin. Foil and foil trays Clean aluminium foil and foil trays can be recycled in your mixed recycling bin at home. Food tins and drink cans Empty food tins and drink cans can be recycled in your mixed recycling bin at home. Glass bottles and jars You can recycle glass bottles and jars all colours in your mixed recycling bin at home.

Plastic bottles Plastic bottles go in your mixed recycling bin. Find out what happens to your plastic bottles x. Cardboard Cardboard boxes and all others types of card can be recycled in your paper and card bin at home.

This includes: Cardboard packaging such as empty cereal boxes Kitchen roll and toilet roll tubes Cardboard boxes Greeting cards tear off any glitter Clothes labels or tags You can take cardboard boxes to a Recycling Centre Choose to reuse Shredded cardboard makes great animal bedding. Cooking oil You can take used cooking oil to a Recycling Centre.

Put the cooled cooking oil in an empty disposable sealed container. Never poor oil down the drain. Paint and paint cans You can take paint cans from home DIY projects to a Recycling Centre for safe disposal or you could donate leftover paint to a local reuse scheme. Choose to reuse There are a number of community paint schemes which accept donations of leftover paint. Carpet You can take carpets to a Recycling Centre.

Clothes and textiles You can take clothes in good condition to a charity shop. Mattresses You can take your used mattresses to a Recycling Centre. Choose to reuse You can donate your mattress to some charities if its in a reusable condition.

Furniture You can donate your reusable furniture at one of our Recycling Centres. Media Books, CDs and DVDs You can now donate this item at 15 recycling centres across Greater Manchester to help stock our new Renew shops selling pre-love household items at an affordable price — find out more today. Please put damaged book in your paper and card bin at home.

Household chemicals Household chemicals can be taken to a Recycling Centre. Gas bottles You can take gas bottles to a Recycling Centre. General waste Please read the Gov. All these things can go in your general waste bin : plastic pots, trays and tubs plastic packaging plastic bags polystyrene food and drink pouches plant pots pet waste cotton wool and make up pads nappies and sanitary products tissues and used paper towels wet wipes wallpaper Do not put the following items in your general waste bin: batteries clothes and textiles electrical items Your general waste does not go to landfill, it is used to make electricity.

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