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Page contents

• Opening times
• Information for customers requiring assistance
• Contact details and map
• What you can bring
• What you cannot bring
• Restrictions (including ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ resident scheme)

Opening times

• Monday - Friday, from 8am to 4pm.
• Weekends, from 9am to 4pm.
• The centre is open as usual on Bank Holidays with the exception of Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day when the centre is closed.
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Customers requiring assistance

If you require assistance for any reason, please ask a member of staff for help.

What you can bring

• Some waste is chargeable, before visiting Camberley Community Recycling Centre (CRC) please learn more about the charges for some non-household waste.
• You can bring chargeable waste to Camberley CRC.
• Aerosols – If empty place in with cans. If still has contents, then could potentially be hazardous. Ask a member of staff where to place them.
• Black bag waste – sent for Energy recovery.
• Bottle tops – sent to various charities.
• Cans (mixed) – sent for recycling.
• Car batteries – sent for recycling.
• Cardboard (mixed) – sent for recycling.
• Carpet – recycling market limited.
• CDs, Books and DVDs – sent to various charities.
• Cooking oil – sent for recycling.
• Engine oil – sent for recycling (maximum of 2 x 5 litre containers accepted per visit).
• Fluorescent tubes – sent for recycling.
• Foil – no separate containers. Place in metal containers for recycling.
• Furniture – if in good condition (please ask), maybe suitable for reuse in our 'Revive' shops. If not suitable, place wood-based furniture (including MDF/chipboard) into the wood container and furniture with a high metal content into. the metal container. For all other furniture please seek advice on site.
• Garden waste – sent for recycling.
• Gas bottles - sent for recycling (separate containers).
• Glass bottles and jars - sent for recycling.
• Gypsum based products/plasterboard (chargeable waste) – sent for recycling.
• Hardcore and rubble (chargeable waste – separate containers) – sent for recycling.
• Hard plastics - no current outlets for recycling (market dependant).
• Household batteries – sent for recycling.
• Household/Garden chemicals – need to go in Hazardous Waste containers (ask a member of staff).
• Large electrical items (for example Fridge/Freezers) – sent for recycling.
• Mattresses – Trial mattress recycling project. Place in separate container.
• Metal (Ferrous/Non-ferrous) – sent for recycling.
• Mobile phones – sent to various charities.
• Small electrical items – sent for recycling.
• Paint (water-based/emulsion only) - collected and transferred to Guildford CRC paint reuse shop.
• Paper and card (mixed) – sent for recycling.
• Plastic bottles (mixed) – sent for recycling.
• Printer cartridges – sent to various charities.
• Spectacles – sent to various charities.
• Tetra Pak carton banks – sent for recycling - ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ Heath Borough Council also accept cartons in kerbside recycling bin.
• Textile banks – sent for recycling.
• TVs and Monitors – sent for recycling.
• Tyres (chargeable waste) - sent for recycling.
• Water filters – sent for recycling.
• Wood/Timber – sent for recycling.

What you cannot bring

• Asbestos
• Business waste. (The nearest centre that accepts this is Guildford CRC).
• Petrol/Diesel – none of our CRCs have the appropriate licence to accept and store fuel

Restrictions

ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ resident scheme

This centre is now only accessible to ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ residents. Please see details of the ÄûÃʵ¼°¹ resident scheme.

Vehicles

Vans, pickups and trailers need a permit to access this centre.

If your permit does not show the registration number of your vehicle, you will also need to bring proof of residency in ÄûÃʵ¼°¹, and, if it is a hire vehicle, your hire documentation.

Visitors

• Residents from Bracknell Forest and Wokingham will no longer be able to use this site. For this reason all visitors will now be asked to provide 'proof of residency'.
• Please ensure that all children under primary school age (Year 6) and pets always remain in the vehicle. Year 7 children and above need to be accompanied by an adult.