Glass is collected every month from properties in St Peter. You should clean your glass and put it into a separate glass bin, which should be left outside your house for collection. There are no additional recycling points for glass in St Peter.
Household recycling collection
Homes in St. Peter receive a recycling collection. Every home in the parish has been provided with recycling boxes or bins (for homes with shared bin storage).
St Peter household recycling collection leaflet
Here is a quick guide to using the scheme:
Metal packaging Use your black box or bin labelled 'metal packaging' | Aerosol cans (lids removed)
Aluminium drinks cans
Steel food tins
Foil / foil trays
Metal lids | |
Paper and cardboard (mixed) Use your blue box or bin labelled 'mixed paper & card' | Newspapers
Magazines
Catalogues
Envelopes
Sheet paper
Greeting cards (not musical)
Wrapping paper (sticky tape removed)
Card food packaging and boxes
Larger cardboard boxes, cut into pieces | Telephone directories
Plastic wrapping
Milk / juice cartons
Polystyrene |
| Plastic bottles
Use your red box or bin labelled 'plastic bottles' | Drink bottles
Detergent bottles
Cosmetic bottles | Plastic pots, tubs and trays
Other plastic packaging |
All items which are delivered to the recycling points should be:
- clean (cans, plastic bottles, textiles)
- empty (cans, plastic bottles)
Do not leave items that do we not collect for recycling at the bring banks such as glass and cardboard.
Recycling collection dates for paper, cardboard, plastic bottles and metal packaging
Your recycling will be collected on the same day as your existing rubbish and glass collections. It will be collected later by a different vehicle. A different box or bin will be collected for recycling each week. Use the planner below to know which box or bin to put out for collection.
For collection queries, contact Premier Waste Management on +44 (0) 1534 741185 between 8am and 5pm or
email Premier Waste.
| Paper and card |
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| 1
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| Metal packaging | 4
| 5
| 6
| 7
| 8
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| Paper and card | 11
| 12
| 13
| 14
| 15
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| Plastic bottles | 18
| 19
| 20
| 21
| 22
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Paper and card
| 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 |
Metal packaging
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| Paper and card | 8
| 9
| 10
| 11
| 12
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Plastic bottles
| 15
| 16
| 17
| 18
| 19
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| Paper and card | 22
| 23
| 24
| 25
| 26
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Metal packaging
| 29
| 30
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Other recycling points in St Peter
| Location of recycling point | Type of
recyclable
material | Items that can be taken there | Items that can't be taken there |
|---|
| ATC (no public access) | Cans | Aluminium drinks cans | Aerosol cans
Steel food tins
Foil / foil trays
Metal lids |
| Community centre | Batteries | Household batteries (AA and AAA)
Button cells (eg watch batteries)
Mobile phone batteries
Rechargeable batteries | Car batteries |
| Cardboard | Empty and flattened boxes, such as:
Cereal boxes
Egg boxes
Food boxes and sleeves
Larger boxes (break these into smaller pieces to fit into the cardboard bank) | Milk cartons
Liquid cartons (ie juice and soup) |
| Metal packaging | Aerosol cans (lids removed)
Aluminium drinks cans
Steel food tins
Foil / foil trays
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 pots, tubs and trays
Other plastic packaging |
| Co-op Locale, Beaumont | Batteries | Household batteries (AA and AAA)
Button cells (eg watch batteries)
Mobile phone batteries
Rechargeable batteries | Car batteries |
| Co-op, St Peters Village | Textiles | Clothes
Towels
Bedding
Shoes (in pairs) | Car batteries |
| Batteries | Household batteries (AA and AAA)
Button cells (eg watch batteries)
Mobile phone batteries
Rechargeable batteries | |
| El Tico | Cans | Aluminium drinks cans | Aerosol cans
Clean steel food tins
Foil / foil trays
Metal lids |
Goose Green car park |
| Metal packaging | Aerosol cans (lids removed)
Aluminium drinks cans
Steel food tins
Foil / foil trays
Metal lids
| |
| Cardboard | Empty and flattened boxes, such as:
Cereal boxes
Egg boxes
Food boxes and sleeves
Larger boxes (break these into smaller pieces to fit into the cardboard bank) | Milk cartons
Liquid cartons (ie juice and soup) |
| 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 pots, tubs and trays
Other plastic packaging |
| Jersey Bowl | Textiles | Clothes
Towels
Bedding
Shoes (in pairs) | |
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