Tattenhall Tip- future of Recycling centre

Share your views on potential changes to Household Waste Recycling Centres

A reminder! Just over a week to go.

The Council is asking for people's views on proposals to better manage the recycling and disposal of waste at Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs, also known as "tips") across the borough.

HWRCs are places where residents can dispose of extra household waste or recycling, as well as items that are not collected through the kerbside waste and recycling collection service.

The Council operates seven HWRCs across the borough, in Chester, Ellesmere Port, Frodsham, Neston, Northwich, Tattenhall and Winsford. Each year, they are visited around 740,000 times and process approximately 40,000 tonnes of household waste and recycling.

The Council's three ambitions for the HWRC service are to :

• Prevent waste by re-using and recycling products and materials at every opportunity.
• Provide fair and reasonable access for residents, while preventing unauthorised access.
• Continue to improve the service and make it as efficient as possible.

To meet these ambitions, the Council proposes to :

• Provide more opportunities for the repair and reuse of unwanted items.
• Automate proof of address checks by pre-registering vehicles.
• Update the HWRC reasonable use procedures.
• Support residents to sort the waste and recycling they bring to HWRCs.
• Limit the amount of DIY waste brought without charge.

Give our Council your opinions on waste and recycling – no later than 1st September 2024 – click here

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