Stanton St Quintin Household Recycling Centre remains closed at present.
We have kept Stanton St Quintin HRC closed as the number of car parking spaces has been significantly reduced. This, along with the already difficult traffic management issues at the site, means that we cannot safely open the site at this time without the risk of significant queues on the B4122 road, which is also close to the M4 J17 slip road. This will be kept under review and the site will reopen when the traffic management risks can be effectively managed. We recognise that this will be frustrating for local residents.
People who would usually use Stanton St Quintin should travel to an alternative site such as Purton, Melksham or Lower Compton.
Please see www.wiltshire.gov.uk/household-recycling-centres-reopening-faqs for more information.
All sites will not be able to take soil or rubble, plasterboard, textiles or asbestos until further notice.
Stanton St Quintin Household Recycling Centre
Following the government guidance on staying home and social distancing, Stanton St Quintin HRC is closed until further notice.
Address:
Sutton Benger Road, Chippenham, SN14 6BD
01249 750716
Operated by FCC Environment on behalf of Wiltshire Council.
Important information for all users
You may be asked to provide a proof of address in order to use the household recycling centre.
Acceptable examples include:
•Drivers licence
•Council tax bill
•Utility bill (either a printed or an electronic version is acceptable)
•Your van and large trailer permit, if you are visiting the site in one of these
For more information, download the FAQs.
Stanton St Quintin Household Recycling Centre is currently closed.
Close- Aerosols
- Audio cassettes
- Appliances (large and small)
- Batteries
- Bicycles
- Books
- Cans (food, drink)
- Car batteries
- Car parts (drained of any fluids)
- Cardboard
- CDs and DVDs
- Chemicals (household and garden)
- Clothes and textiles
- Computers and monitors
- Cooking oil (used, domestic)
- Engine oil (used)
- Fluorescent light tubes
- Foil
- Food and drink cartons (including Tetrapaks)
- Fridges and freezers
- Furniture
- Garden waste
- Gas bottles
- Glass (clear, mixed, coloured)
- Glasses (spectacles)
- Hardcore and rubble
- Household waste (excess)
- Low energy light bulbs
- Mobile phones
- Paint - oil based
- Paint - water based
- Paper (including newspapers and magazines)
- Plasterboard
- Plastic bottles
- Plastics including packaging and rigid plastics (but no films, wrappers or plastic bags)
- Printer cartridges
- Scrap metal
- Shoes
- Soil
- Tyres (car)
- Telecoms
- TVs
- Video tapes
- Wood and timber
- Armaments or weapons
- Business or commercial waste
- Commercial tyres
- Flares, fireworks or other explosive items
- Clinical waste or sharps
- Japanese knotweed or other invasive weeds
- Petrol or diesel
All sites will not be able to take soil or rubble, plasterboard, textiles or asbestos until further notice.
If you have items that you think are reusable, do not take these to the household recycling centres. Instead visit our Large Item Reuse and Collection page for information on various reuse options in Wiltshire. Alternatively, you may be able to take other items to your local reuse charity or charity shop.
We are currently working with the Repair Academy to trial collecting and reusing unwanted household goods from the Household Recycling Centres. Staff at household recycling centres identify suitable furniture, bric-a-brac and white goods for donation to the Repair Academy.
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