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Contact: Eastleigh Borough
Council
Kerbside recyclables collection scheme: Green bins
Household Waste
Recycling Centres (HWRCs)
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HWRC Woodside Avenue, Eastleigh
023 8064 4106
Open:
Apr-Sep: Mon-Sun 8am-7pm
Oct-Mar: Mon-Sun 8am-4pm |
      
      
 
Wood, Gas Bottles
(domestic only) |
HWRC Knowle Lane, Fair
Oak
023 8069 4541
Open: Apr-Sep Daily 8am - 7pm
Oct-Mar Daily 8am - 4pm |
Wood, Gas Bottles (domestic only) |
HWRC Shamblehurst Lane,
Hedge End
01489 780028
Open: Apr-Sep - Mon to Sat 8am - 7pm
Sun & BankHol 9am - 7pm
Oct-Mar - Mon to Sat 8am - 4pm
Sun & BankHol 9am - 4pm |
Wood, Gas Bottles
(domestic only) |
HWRC Grange Road, Netley
023 8040 6182
Open: Apr-Sep Daily 8am-7pm
Oct-Mar Daily 8am-4pm |
Gas Bottles (domestic
only) |
All paper banks within Eastleigh
district take mixed paper including junk mail, telephone directories and catalogues.
Please do not put cardboard, brown paper or Yellow Pages into the banks.
Recycling
banks located within Eastleigh Borough
| Bishopstoke |
Playing Field |
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Longmead Arms pub |
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Foresters pub |
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The Welcome Inn |
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| Botley |
Mortimers Road |
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Regina's Restaurant |
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| Bursledon |
Crows Nest pub |
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Lowford Community Centre |
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Tesco Superstore |
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Station car park |
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Great Down Park |
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| Chandlers Ford |
Asda Superstore |
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Safeways car park |
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Waitrose
superstore |
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Chandler's Ford Central Club |
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The Hut pub |
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Falkland Road shops |
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| Eastleigh |
Safeway car park |
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Blenheim Road |
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Eastleigh BC Offices |
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Swan Centre |
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The Comrades Club |
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Imperial Club |
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Cherbourg Road |
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Railway Institute |
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The Cricketer's pub |
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The Earth pub |
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Breezers Club,
Blenheim Road |
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Progressive Club |
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The Gateway pub |
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Oxfam shop, High
Street |
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| Fair Oak |
Fox and Hounds pub |
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Wyevale Garden
Centre |
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| Hamble |
Mount Pleasant Recreation Ground |
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The Harrier pub |
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King & Queen pub |
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Mercury Marina |
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Hamble Point |
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Port Hamble |
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| Hedge End |
Somerfield car park |
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Norman Roadway |
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Sainsbury's Superstore |
+ Toner cartridges |
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Hedge End Club |
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Shamblehurst Barn |
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| Horton Heath |
The Lapstone pub |
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| Netley |
Abbey Hall |
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British Legion Club |
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Cottage Inn pub |
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Hound Parish Hall |
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The Roll Call pub |
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The Station Inn |
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The Cottage Inn |
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| West End |
Moorgreen Hospital |
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Master Builder pub |
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Netto's |
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Two Brothers pub |
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Batteries
Eastleigh Borough Council offer collection
points for recycling batteries at a number of stores throughout the Borough.
Please find your nearest stored from the list below:
Eastleigh
Currys, Market Street
Tesco, The Swan Centre
Tesco, Twyford Road
Tesco, Ashdown Road
Argos, The Swan Centre
B&Q, Shakespeare Road
Hedge End
PC World, Retail Park
Currys, Retail Park
Homebase, Retail Park
B&Q, Charles Watts Way
Chandlers Ford
Homebase, Chestnut Avenue
West End
Tesco, High
Street
Compost bins
Eastleigh Borough Council has a very attractive home composting scheme. To date over
16,000 home compost bins have been issued to residents in the borough free of charge.
Twin wheeled bins
Eastleigh operates a twin wheeled bin kerbside collection scheme; a grey bin for
rubbish and a green bin for mixed dry recyclables. All properties in the borough now
receive this service, with a 27.9% recycling rate!
Residents receive a pair of 140 litre bins, one green and one
grey. Families of three or more can swap up to larger 240 litre bins. The green
recycling bin is for paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and food and drinks cans. The
grey bin is for normal domestic waste. This is a fortnightly
collection; one week the green bin is collected, the following week the grey bin is
collected and so on.
Eastleigh Borough Council
also operates a special collection service for fridges and other bulky household
goods - ring 023 8068 8323. There is a charge for this service.
If you have a query about refuse collection please telephone 023 8068 8323.
Other groups
involved in recycling and reducing waste
Opticians - Many opticians will gladly accept old spectacles for reuse in
developing countries.
Chemists - Many chemists or pharmacists will accept old medicine
bottles and jars for reuse or recycling and will dispose of old medicines carefully.
Charity shops - These collect a range of materials such as
aluminium foil, old clothing, books, furniture, appliances, stamps etc to sell or reuse.
Nappy laundering services - Consider "real" nappies as an alternative to disposables. Contact the National Association of Nappy Services (Nans) on 0121
693 4949, or Cotton Bottoms (who cover Surrey and parts of Hampshire) on
023 8086 7007. |
