Find out what day your bins are collected and what we collect from you

If you live on Mull or Iona, your green wheelie bin for general household waste is collected every two weeks.  We also offer a blue bin for recycling paper and card which is collected every two weeks, as well as 2 plastic sacks for recycling plastic and cans, which are collected at the same time as your blue bin.  In addition, we offer a grey wheelie bin for recycling glass, which is collected every four weeks.

For more information on kerbside recycling in the Mull and Iona area, please have a look at the Mull and Iona Recycling Guide, which includes details of what you can put in each bin, and some useful questions and answers about the recycling service in your area.

When are they collected?

You can find out what day your bin is collected on the attached list, which has been sorted alphabetically for the Mull and Iona area.

Green bins, blue bins and recycling sacks

The table below shows the areas that are collected each day, and gives you the calendars with the dates when your green and blue wheelie bins are collected. The red and clear recycling sacks are collected on the same day as your blue wheelie bin.

Grey wheelie bin for glass recycling

If you have a grey wheelie bin for glass recycling, this is collected every 4 weeks, and the table below shows when each area is collected, and gives you the calendars with the collection dates.

If you are unsure of what route your house is on, please call the Contact Centre on 01546 605514 for more information.

To find out where you can recycle other household items that don't get collected at the kerbside in your area, you can find the Recycling Facilities in the Oban, Lorn and the Islands area here.

If you have an item to recycle and want to find out where you can take it, or if you want general information and advice on recycling such as what kerbside facilities exist in your area, or where your nearest recycling facilities are, the Sort-It website can help you find all this information, and more, for the Argyll and Bute area.