Mobile Recycling Centre @ Sainsbury's Dog Kennel Hill 10am and 1pm on Wed 2 March

By Veolia Southwark
February 29, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Veolia Southwark

Posted February 29, 2016

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Posted February 29, 2016

The Mobile Recycling Centre will be parked up outside Sainsbury's Dog Kennel Hill between 10am and 1pm on Wed 2 March (apologies for last month not stating Wed 3 Feb!)

The Mobile Recycling Centre is a service, funded by the London Waste and Recycling Board (LWARB), to make it easier for residents to recycle materials that cannot be collected as part of a normal household recycling collection and accepts the following items, FREE OF CHARGE:

Clothes and shoes

Small electrical appliances

Wood and timber

Metal

Bulky cardboard

CDs/DVDs

Printer cartridges

Batteries

Lightbulbs of any kind

These items are then brought to the Southwark Integrated Waste Management Facility before being sent onto reprocessors to be recycled.

The Mobile Recycling Centre also dispenses biodegradable garden waste sacks, clear recycling sacks and soil conditioner and subsidised compost bins.

It DOES NOT accept general waste or standard household recycling (except cardboard).

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