There are 16 recycle bring bank centres around the borough, which provide a free alternative to recycle more alongside the kerbside collection service.
You can recycle a variety of materials in these banks including paper, card, mixed glass, aluminium cans and tins, small electrical items, shoes, clothes and textiles.
Find your nearest recycle bring bank by entering in your postcode at the recycle-more website.
Additionally, more items like soft plastics can now be recycled by returning packaging to specified supermarkets or empty make-up containers back to high street chemists. For a full list of recyclables which can be returned and to which shops visit Recycle Now website.
Please make sure you deposit your recycling items in the correct banks provided. Do not leave bags or boxes of recycling or any other items outside the recycling containers as this will be treated as fly-tipping and you can be issued a fixed penalty notice.
N.B. Recycle bring banks are NOT for use for commercial or trade recycling.
List of centres and what you can take:
Byron House, Common Road
- Clothes, shoes.
Cippenham Community Centre, Earls Lane
- Clothes, shoes.
Colnbrook Village Hall, Vicarage Way
- Clothes, shoes, small appliances.
Everetts Corner, Elmshott Lane
- Clothes, shoes.
Fire Station, London Road
- Clothes, shoes, small appliances.
Harvey Park, Tamar Way
- Clothes, shoes.
Harrow Market
- Clothes, shoes.
Lidl, Farnham Road
- Clothes, shoes.
Parlaunt Road Shops
- Clothes, shoes.
Tesco, Wellington Street
- Clothes, shoes, small appliances.
- Bread bags.
- Cling film.
- Fruit and vegetable packaging.
- Crisp packets.
- Salad bags.
- Baby and pet food pouches.
Weekes Drive Community Centre
- Clothes, shoes.
Knolton Way, Wexham Court
- Clothes, shoes.
Stoney Meade Shops
- Clothes, shoes.
Sainsburys, Uxbridge Road
- Mixed paper and card, food tins, drink cans.
Trelawney Avenue Shops
- Clothes, shoes.