Recycling Centres in Shropshire Council
Find locations, opening hours, and rules for the 5 household waste recycling centres (HWRCs) in Shropshire Council, including Shrewsbury Household Recycling Centre, Oswestry Household Recycling Centre, Bridgnorth Household Recycling Centre. We provide details on entry rules, van permits, and accepted items for residents of West Midlands.
ID Required
Proof of Shropshire residency required upon request.
♻️All Shropshire Council Tips & Dump Sites (5)
Shrewsbury Household Recycling Centre
Oswestry Household Recycling Centre
Bridgnorth Household Recycling Centre
Craven Arms Household Recycling Centre
Whitchurch Household Recycling Centre
✅Accepted Items
⛔Strictly Not Accepted
- Commercial Waste:Domestic residents only
- Asbestos:Only accepted at specific sites with permits
❓Common Questions
Do I need to book to visit Shropshire Council tips?
No. Currently, none of the 5 recycling centres in Shropshire Council require a booking for standard cars. You can drive directly to sites like Shrewsbury Household Recycling Centre during opening hours.
What items can I recycle here?
Residents can recycle a wide range of materials including Garden Waste, Cardboard, Wood, Scrap Metal, and more. Please pre-sort your waste to save time.
Are there items I cannot take to the tip?
Yes. Hazardous waste restrictions apply. For example, Commercial Waste or Asbestos are NOT accepted. Check the full list above.
Can I visit Shropshire Council tips on weekends?
Yes, most sites in West Midlands are open on weekends. Check the opening hours for Shrewsbury Household Recycling Centre above, as times may vary on Bank Holidays.
Do I need a permit for a van?
Yes. If you are driving a van, pickup, or towing a trailer, you will likely need a permit from Shropshire Council. Use the "Van Permits" button above to apply.
Is it free to use these recycling centres?
Yes, it is free for residents of Shropshire Council to dispose of household waste. However, charges may apply for "DIY waste" (construction materials) or if you cannot prove residency.