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The sites will be open throughout the Bank Holiday as normal except for four sites:
• Crowborough, Eastbourne and Hove will be closed on Bank Holiday Monday
• Hailsham site open 9am to 1pm on Bank Holiday Monday
Veolia
Environmental Services operates East Sussex and
Brighton & Hove’s fourteen Household Waste
Recycling Sites, in partnership with the councils.
Between April 2007 and March 2008 the sites ensured
that over 37,000 tonnes of residents’waste
was reused, recycled or composted.
That’s more than one tenth of the total household
waste produced in East Sussex and Brighton
& Hove.
Click on the map to find out about your nearest
site's location, opening times and the range of
materials it accepts.
Please click here for Christmas and New Year 2008/9 opening times
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our leaflet to find out more
The recycling sites take a wide range of items and
they’re really useful for those
things which can’t be recycled or disposed
of via collection services or bring banks.
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Some household items can be harmful to the
environment and shouldn’t be put out with
your rubbish. These can be recycled or disposed
of at your Household Waste Recycling Site and
can include car batteries and engine oil. |
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The sites are also great for depositing bulky
household items such as fridges
and freezers, soil, rubble and scrap metal. |
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And there are lots of other things you can
bring along, including textiles, green garden
waste, cooking oil and TVs, as well as more
general recyclables such as
cardboard, paper or glass bottles and jars. |
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Veolia
Environmental Services Plc, Freeman House,
Ellen Street, Portslade, East Sussex BN41 1DW
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What happens
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Click
HERE
to find out exactly what happens
to your recyclables
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Did you know? |
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can now recycle paint, click HERE
for more information. |
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Information |
From April 1st 2009 plasterboard and other gypsum based materials can no longer be mixed with biodegradable waste.
Please click here for more information.
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