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Assisted collections
Please contact us should you need help placing out your
weekly black bags/recycling. More information.
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Bank holiday collections
Information on upcoming bank holiday collections. Find out
more. Don't forget they are printed on your current
recycling calendar too, ask us if you need another sending out.
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FREE Bulky household items
Contact us to arrange your household item collection.
Place your item kerbside no later than 7am. We can collect up
to five household items on one visit - you must
contact us first. Don't forget most items go to landfill so where
possible pass to charity, friends or family first.
The one exception is mattresses - these are now
recycled Find out
more.
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Recycling is easy!
Many of our food items such as milk, juices, soups and some
pet food pouches come in packaging called Tetra Pak. You
can now place rinsed items of this kind in your weekly co-mingled
collection, meaning eight different items can be placed out in your
weekly co-mingled recycling collection.
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Keeping the Vale clean
Find out more about what we do and your responsibilities as
residents and visitors to the Vale. Let's keep the Vale an area we
can all be proud of!
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Frequently asked questions
Something you couldn't find on our website. Have a look at the
most frequently asked questions regarding waste and recycling.
View
FAQs
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Kitchen waste
An estimated 6.7 million tonnes of household food waste ends up
rotting in landfill every year. Reduce your food waste and save
money by using the council's Kitchen Waste Scheme. Residents of the
Vale of Glamorgan are entitled to free kitchen waste recycling bags
from the council. Find out more.
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Garden waste
Your garden waste is presently operating on our ring and
request service until 30/03/12. Your garden waste can be
placed in one of two types of garden
waste bags and will ONLY be collected in these. Either may
be purchased from most Council offices.
Find out more. next winter, ring and request operates
between 03/12/12 and 23/03/13.
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Green schools
Spreading the message is key; changing our
approach and our habits counts. We really need our local schools to
be involved, teaching children that they should reduce, reuse
and recycle their waste. Find out more.
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How are we doing?
Our recycling rate is publicly displayed on 'WelshDataFlow',
however we've summarised the main performance table, as an
at a glance
summary for you to read.
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Public toilets
Locations and opening hours of public conveniences in the Vale
of Glamorgan. Find
out more.
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Recycling dates
Vale of Glamorgan Council offers a co-mingled recycling service.
Co-mingling means all items can be mixed together in one container
and collected weekly. Find out your refuse and recycling dates by
putting your home postcode in the 'Your Vale' section of our
home page.
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Recycling banks
We have over 40
sites where you can take a range of materials for recycling,
including: papers, tetra paks, cans, glass, plastics, textiles and
books. Find out
more.
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Recycling containers
Our kerbside boxes are free, but as an alternative we are now
selling blue bags that you can put the same eight co-mingled items
in every week. They are just £1 and come with a concealed weight,
velcro flap and can be easily folded away, when they are not in
use. More on all
containers.
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Recycling centres
There are two civic amenity/recycling centres in the Vale of
Glamorgan where you can recycle a selection of unwanted items. Both
our Llandow and Barry sites are open daily. Find
out more.
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