There are nine household waste recycling centres (HWRC's) in Warwickshire. You can find opening times, accepted materials and information on height barriers for each site.
How to reduce, reuse and recycle your waste and what happens to the rubbish you dispose of.
Your district or borough council is responsible for all collections of waste from your home. This includes rubbish, bulky waste, recycling and green waste collection.
A directory of recycling information for Warwickshire.
An abandoned vehicle is one that has been discarded by its owner. In the first instance you should contact your district or borough council to report an abandoned vehicle.
Waste that is produced in the course of work on land used for agriculture is classified as agricultural waste.
We can accept small amounts of household chemicals from members of the public, free of charge.
Commercial waste is defined as waste from premises used wholly or mainly for the purposes of a business.
Fly-tipping and Litter are both forms of “Environmental Crime”, which covers activities which are against the law and are detrimental to the environment and quality of life.
Reducing, reusing, recycling and disposing of garden waste
To put a builder's skip on a public road, you need a licence from the local authority.