  Contact: New Forest District
Council
Kerbside
recyclables collection: Clear sack recycling
Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs)
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HWRC Efford, Milford Road
Pennington, Near Lymington
01590 672891
Open: Daily 8am-4pm |
      
      
 
Gas Bottles (domestic
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HWRC Somerley, Verwood Road,
Ringwood Forest
01202 828083
Open: Daily 8am-4pm |
Gas Bottles (domestic
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HWRC Normandy Way, Marchwood
023 8066 6376
Open: Apr-Sep Daily 8am-7pm
Oct-Mar Daily 8am-4pm |
Gas Bottles (domestic
only) |
Other recycling locations
| Ashurst |
NFDC car park |
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Forest Inn pub |
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| Bartley |
Haywain pub |
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| Beaulieu |
Hazel Copse Farm Shop |
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| Blackfield |
Hampshire Yeoman pub |
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Langley Tavern |
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| Boldre |
Red Lion |
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| Bransgore |
Village car park |
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| Breamore |
Bat and Ball pub |
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| Brockenhurst |
II Palio Rt car park |
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The Snakecatcher pub |
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| Brook |
Walter Tyrrell pub |
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| Burley |
Burley car park |
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| Cadnam |
Flower shop, Romsey Road |
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| Calmore |
Community Centre |
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| Calshot |
Village public car park |
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| Copythorne |
St Jacques restaurant |
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| Dibden |
Applemore Recreation Centre |
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Clayfields Centre |
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Golf Course car park |
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| Dibden Purlieu |
Oak Road car park |
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| East Boldre |
Turfcutters Arms |
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| Everton |
The Crown pub |
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Social Club |
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| Exbury |
Exbury Club |
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| Fawley |
Gang Warily Recreation Centre |
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School Road |
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| Fordingbridge |
A338 slip road car park |
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Town Centre car park |
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| Godshill |
Sandy Balls Holiday Park |
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| Hightown Ringwood |
Elm Tree pub |
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| Hinton |
East Close Country Hotel |
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| Holbury |
Co-op Store |
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Old Mill pub |
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Sandra's flower shop |
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| Hordle |
The Three Bells pub |
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| Hyde |
Social Club |
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| Hythe |
Netley View sports ground |
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New Road car park |
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Croft pub |
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Tesco Superstore |
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St John's Street
car park |
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Pylewell Road |
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Arena PH |
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| Ibsley |
Old Beans restaurant |
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| Linwood |
Red Shoot Inn |
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| Lymington |
Safeway |
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St Thomas Street |
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Bath Road car park |
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Barfields car park |
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Cannon Street
car park |
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The Tollhouse pub |
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| Lyndhurst |
High Street car park |
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| Marchwood |
Village Centre |
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Martin club |
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| Milford-on-Sea |
Sea Road car park |
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| Minstead |
Village Hall |
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| New Milton |
Beechwood Avenue |
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Osborne Road
car park |
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The Plough pub |
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Safeway |
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Spencer Road |
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Tesco Superstore |
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Co-op Supermarket |
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Elm Avenue car park |
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Oak & Yaffle pub |
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| Poulner |
Bulter Lane shops |
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| Ringwood |
Long stay car park |
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Recreation centre car park |
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David Lloyd Centre |
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Hunter's Lodge pub |
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| Sandleheath |
Layby |
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| Sway |
Youth Club car park |
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| Totton |
ASDA car park |
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Civic Centre |
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Testwood Recreation Ground |
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Old Farmhouse |
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A36 layby |
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Winsor Road |
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Hounsdown Avenue |
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BAT Social Club |
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| West Totton |
Community Centre |
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Safeway |
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Whitsbury-Cartwheel |
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| Woodgreen |
Horse and Groom PH |
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| Wootton |
Wootton/Bashley Working Men's Club |
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The Clear Sack Scheme
Using transparent sacks to separate them from rubbish, cans, plastic bottles, newspapers
and cardboard packaging are collected direct from the home on the same day as the
collection of normal refuse. The scheme now covers 57,000 homes, which is most of
the New Forest district. Since the introduction of this scheme in 1995, New Forest
residents have achieved a recycling rate of 17%. This increases to 26% if figures from the
Household Waste Recycling Centres are included. Plans are in hand to phase in the
scheme to cover the whole of the New Forest area by 2002.
Compost bins are available from New Forest District
Council for residents. A charge of £13.50 is made, please contact the recycling officer
on 023 8028 5959 for more details. Over 2,500 have been sold so far!
Other groups involved in recycling
Opticians - Many opticians will 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 medicines carefully.
Charity shops - These accept a range of household goods such as old
books, clothing, foil and stamps for reuse or recycling.
Nappy laundering services - Consider
"real" nappies as an alternative to disposables. Contact the National Association of Nappy Services (NANS) on 0121
693 4949.
Trade glass
Local business can recycle their glass. For more information,
contact the Commercial Waste Officer, Derek Durham on 023 8028 5989. |
