St Ouen recycling facilities

Glass is collected every month from properties in St Ouen. You should clean your glass and put it into a separate glass bin, which should be left outside your house for collection.

All items which are delivered to the recycling points should be:

clean (cans, bottles, glass, textiles)
empty (cans, bottles)

Do not leave items that do we not collect for recycling at the bring banks such as cardboard or glass where a glass a recycling bank is not provided.

Location of recycling point	Type of recyclable material	Items that can be taken there	Items that can't be taken there
Jersey Hospice Shop	Batteries	Household batteries (ie AA and AAA) Button cell/watch batteries Mobile phone batteries	Car batteries
Les Landes primary school (no public access)	Cans	Aluminium drinks cans	Aerosol cans Steel food tins Foil / foil trays Metal lids
Les Landes primary school (no public access)	Batteries	Household batteries (ie AA and AAA) Button cell/watch batteries Mobile phone batteries	Car batteries
Parish depot	Batteries	Household batteries (ie AA and AAA) Button cell/watch batteries Mobile phone batteries	Car batteries
	Metal packaging	Aerosol cans (lids removed) Aluminium drinks cans Steel food tins Foil / foil trays Metal lids
	Glass	Bottles Jars	Corks Metal lids
	Paper	Newspapers Magazines Catalogues Envelopes Sheet paper Greeting cards (not musical) Wrapping paper (sticky tape removed)	Telephone directories Plastic wrapping Cardboard Milk / juice cartons
	Plastic bottles	Drink bottles Detergent bottles Cosmetic bottles	Plastic bottle tops Plastic pots, tubs and trays Other plastic packaging
	Textiles	Clothes Towels Bedding Shoes (in pairs)
	Cardboard	Food boxes (cereal boxes and food sleeves etc.) Large empty boxes (large boxes must be cut into small pieces to fit into the recycling banks)	Milk/drink cartons Polystyrene Commercial cardboard