Remove the contamination from your bin and present it for collection on your next collection day. You can take any additional waste to your local Household Recycling Centre - Household Recycling Centres | Worcestershire County Council.

You can report that your bin is damaged or lost (and anything else waste and recycling related) online using our Waste and Recycling Services page.

Plastic bottles and packaging (except black plastic), cans, tins, paper, card, glass bottles and jars can go in your green bin. Nappies do NOT go in your green bin.

No. Each household is entitled to one black waste bin. Some households have managed to gain a second bin over the years and we are currently undertaking a project to remove these bins. If you meet a certain criteria, you may be entitled to a larger 240 litre bin but most households are entitled to a 180 litre black waste bin. If you believe you meet the criteria, you can request a larger bin using our Waste and Recycling Services page.

We do allow residents to have an additional green recycling bin and this can be requested using our Waste and Recycling Services page.

No. Excess waste must be disposed of at one of the Household Waste and Recycling Centres. We do allow additional bags to be collected over the Christmas period.

Keeping your bin clean with the lid closed should prevent maggots. Food waste should be wrapped prior to disposal.

You can request an assisted collection, if you are unable to move your wheelie bins yourself. This can be done using our Assisted Collection Service page.

It is your responsibility to clean your bin. We do not offer a cleaning service or recommend any companies that carry out a service like this.