Refuse & Recycling
Updated: September 2006
Nearest Recycling Points
Loxwood Sports Ground (3.60 miles) for glass bottles and jars, food and drink cans, books, mixed paper (newspaper, junkmail and magazines), all textiles and shoes
Stag Inn, Balls Cross (4.88 miles) for glass bottles and jars
Village Hall Car Park, Wisborough Green (6.72 miles) for glass bottles and jars, food and drink cans and mixed paper
Fishers Farm Park, Wisborough Green (6.96 miles) for glass bottles and jars and food and drink cans
Billingshurst – multiple skips for car batteries, garden waste, car oil, aluminium foil, metals, all textiles, shoes, fridges and freezers and other domestic appliances
Chichester District Council Refuse and Recycling Service.
In March the new collection system began and every household has been issued with two collection bins – black for general waste and burgundy for recyclable materials.
With the delivery of the wheelie bins, an information pack was also provided. The pack gives details of what materials can be collected for recycling and most importantly, a calendar of when your rubbish will be collected.
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Waste Minimisation - How you can help
Garden Waste
If you are not composting, small amounts of Garden Waste will be taken by the dustmen but only if left out in the District Council marked green garden waste sacks. These are available from Loxwood Post Office.
From time to time Chichester District Council, working in partnership with West Sussex County Council operate a Home Composting Promotion Scheme and offer Home Composting Units at reduced prices.
Return to this page for details of the next Scheme.
Food Digesters and Home Composters
FREE Green Cone Food Waste Digesters, including a kitchen caddy, shaker and 60g accelerator powder are available to West Sussex residents (one per household) subject to availability (RRP £66.90).
They are available to collect from a local venue or can be delivered to your home for a £10 home delivery charge.
To get your FREE Green Cone order on line or telephone 0800 052 0462.
And Taking Recycling to the Edge...
Norman Baker (Lewes): While we are considering innovative recycling, may I tell the Honourable Lady that I have a constituent who had a couple of gallstones removed and has had them made into very attractive earrings. (Hansard 14 th March 2003: Column 537)
Additional Resources
In West Sussex a staggering 30 million disposable nappies are thrown away each year. Find out more about using Cotton Nappies
Find out more about the Recycling Schemes featured on this page and other recycling information from the 'For Better Tomorrows' leaflet (which is also available in other formats), obtainable by eMail or by telephoning 01243 777544
Visit www.recyclemore.co.uk for loads of information about rubbish and recyling
