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You must register to have your garden waste collected. You can recycle bark, cut flowers, grass cuttings, hedge clippings, house plants, leaves, shrub prunings, twigs and small branches, untreated sawdust and wood shavings, and weeds.
This year we will not be issuing garden waste bin stickers as collection crews have information in their vehicle showing which addresses have paid. Therefore, it is important that your house name or number is clearly displayed on the back of your garden waste bin, below the handle.
Each £66 payment will cover the emptying of one 180 litre bin until 30 June 2024.
You may pay for as many bins to be emptied as you wish. You may also consider purchasing a food waste composter - more information is available on: Reducing your waste and composting.
You will need to clearly display your house name or number on your bin, under the handle, on the back. The crews have an in-vehicle system to tell them which addresses to collect from. Adding your number ensures the crew can identify your bin.
If the address is not clearly visible to crews, they will not empty the bin and will be unable to return before the next scheduled collection.
Yes, each additional bin will cost the appropriate amount found in the table at the top of this page. There is no limit on the number of bins you can have.
If you don't want to pay for additional garden waste bins, why not consider a food waste composter - more information is available on: Reducing your waste and composting.
If you find it difficult to put out your rubbish and recycling bins or bags you can apply online for an assisted collection or by calling us on 0300 456 0102.
If you do not want to sign up or renew your garden waste service and do not wish to keep your bin, we will retrieve it. If you change your mind and sign up for the chargeable garden waste service within a year, there will be a £25 charge in addition to the annual fee.