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Household Recycling Centres (tips) and recycling banks

Household Recycling Centres (tips) are provided by Worcestershire County Council.

See listings on Worcestershire County Council website for information on sites including locations, opening times and restrictions.

Kidderminster (Hoobrook)

Stourport-on-Severn Household Recycling Centre

To apply for a Commercial Vehicle and Trailer permit visit Let's Waste Less Worcestershire

Business waste

Household recycling centres do not accept trade or business waste, we offer competitively priced business waste and recycling contracts.

Public recycling bank locations

Some materials, such as textiles, shoes and foil can only be recycled through public recycling banks and not through the kerbside service.

Recycling banks

Materials accepted

Bank location Glass (brown, clear, green) Paper and cardboard Foil Textiles Shoes Other
Bromsgrove Street    
Co-op, Franche  
Morrisons, Kidderminster      
Sainsbury's, Kidderminster           Energy saving light bulbs
Lidl, Vale Road          
Stourport Library           Battery collection point

 

Batteries and small electrical items

Please do not put batteries of any size or small electrical items like kettles or toasters in your black or green bin. We will not empty it. Batteries can be very dangerous and even cause fires in bin lorries or at our recycling sorting site. 

Take Charge raises awareness of the damage batteries can cause, if disposed of incorrectly.

Many electrical retailers, supermarkets and household recycling centres accept batteries that are no longer working or of use.

E-cigarettes and vapes

Please remove the battery and recycle it separately at a battery recycling point (available in many shops or at household recycling centres) 

The rest of the e-cigarette/vape can be recycled in the small electrical appliances container at either Kidderminster or Stourport household recycling centres. 

Problems with recycling sites 

We aim to keep the recycling banks looking as clean and tidy as possible by emptying them regularly and tidying around them. However, if you should spot any problems please contact us. Please be aware that leaving items next to a bank is classed as flytipping, for which you may be fined.

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