Battery recycling

​​​​Don't throw batteries in the bin

In Jersey, we throw away more than 800,000 batteries​ each year.

Batteries shouldn't be thrown away with your general rubbish. Batteries contain metals and chemicals that can be recycled if you separate them and take them to a battery recycling bank.​​

Batteries that can be recycled

Most types of household batteries can be taken to a battery bank, including:

• all AAA and AA cells
• sizes C and D
• button batteries (watch batteries)
• mobile phone batteries
• rechargeable batteries

Vehicle / wet cell batteries

Vehicle batteries (car, motorcycle) can't be recycled at the battery banks. Instead, they should be taken to the Household Reuse and Recycling Centre at La Collette.

Household battery recycling banks

Household battery recycling banks​ are located at:

• Acorn Enterprises
• B&Q
• Boots stores in St Helier and St Peter
• car park next to St Clement's Parish Hall
• Central Market
• Co-op Grande Marché, St Helier and St Peter
• Co-op Locales at:
  • Beaumont
  • Georgetown
  • Pontac
  • St Brelade
  • Val Plaisant
• Driver and Vehicle Standards (DVS) depot, La Collette
• Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust reception
• Esplanade car park, the western end
• FB Fields recycling centre
• Fort Regent reception
• Goose Green car park
• Grainville sports field car park
• Holme Grown car park
• Household Recycling Centre, La Collette
• JEC Powerhouse
• Le Marais
• Les Jardins car park
• Les Quennevais Precinct, lower car park
• Les Quennevais sports centre
• Maritime House 
• Sand Street car park
• Social Security
• Springfield Stadium
• St Aubin, car park behind St Brelade Parish Hall
• St Brelade parish hall reception
• St Clements parish hall car park
• St Lawrence Community Centre car park
• St Martin Public Hall car park
• St Mary Community Centre car park
• St Ouen parish depot
• St Peter's Valley, opposite the Victoria in the Valley
• St Saviour Parish depot, Rue des Pres Trading Estate
• The Bridge, Le Geyt Road 
• Town Hall
• Waitrose stores in Longueville, St Helier and St Brelade

 

Supermarkets and retailers	​Car parks	​States Departments	​Parish Halls and Depots	​Leisure Facilities	​Other
​B&Q	​car park next to St Clement's Parish Hall	​Household Recycling Centre, La Collette	​St Ouen parish depot	​Grainville playing fields	All primary and secondary schools
​Central Market	​Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust	​Growth, Housing and Environment DVS depot, La Collette	​St Saviour Parish depot (Rue des Pres Trading Estate)	​St Peter's Community Centre	​Le Marais
​Co-op Grande Marche: St Helier St Peter	​Esplanade	Social Security	​St John Parish Hall	​Les Quennevais Sports Centre	​St Peter's Valley (opposite the Victoria in the Valley)
​Co-op Locales at: Beaumont King Street Georgetown Pontac St Brelade Val Plaisant	​Goose Green	​Le Bas Centre	​St Brelade Parish Hall	​Les Creux Bring Bank	​The Bridge Centre
​JEC Power House	​Holme Grown	​Maritime House	​Town Hall	​Springfield Stadium	​Digital Jersey Ltd, Grenville Street
Waitrose stores: Longueville St Helier St Brelade	​Les Quennevais Precinct, lower car park	​	​	​Arts Centre	​
​Boots: Queen Street (photographic dept) St Brelade	​St Aubin (car park behind St Brelade Parish Hall)	​​	​	​Fort Regent Reception	​
​Acorn Trinity Bring Bank	​St Lawrence Community Centre	​	​	​	​
​	​St Martin Public Hall	​	​	​	​
​	​St Mary Community Centre	​	​	​	​
​	​Les Jardins	​	​	​	​
​	​Sand Street (office)	​	​	​	​
​	​FB Fields	​	​	​	​

 

All primary and secondary schools also have battery banks.
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