Public holiday - Monday 28th September
There are no planned changes to scheduled bin collections over the September holiday weekend.
For any unplanned disruptions to bin collections please check our service status page.
Recycling and rubbish disposal centre for Islay
We will be carrying out site improvement works at Gartbreck from 12th March.
The site will remain operational throughout the duration of the works, however containers will be placed on different areas of the site for customers use while works progress. We would ask all site users to please be patient with us during this period of disruption, and follow the directions issued by site staff to ensure the safety of all concerned while this work is ongoing. We expect the works to be complete by 24th March.
Please note that the last entry to each facility is 15 minutes before the closing time
Householders can bring various items to the site for recycling/recovery, including: Batteries (car and household); cardboard and paper; electrical items (small, large and battery operated); engine oil ; food and drink cartons; metal (cans, tins, aerosols and scrap); fluorescent tubes; garden waste; glass bottles and jars; light bulbs ; paints; plastic (bottles, pots, tubs and trays); and textiles.
Other household rubbish and items can be brought to the site for onward disposal. Guidance on recycling of upholstered items and disposal of asbestos waste can be read below.
For details of charges for disposal of waste for businesses, please call 01546 605514 or send us your enquiry
Please note that the last entry to each facility is 15 minutes before the closing time
Monday to Friday 8.00am to 4.30pm
You must place the following items in the designated container or area for upholstered furniture only:
This includes any part made of or containing leather, synthetic leather, other fabric or foam. The items named above must only be placed in the correct designated areas for upholstered furniture
Waste containing asbestos must be packaged and disposed of following the guidelines from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) - Disposal of asbestos waste