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Recycling banks and centres

Household waste recycling centres

You can take household waste to one of Gloucestershire County Council's three recycling centres available for Cotswold residents. They are free to use but require advance booking and all are for household waste only.

Car bookings

You will need to book an appointment here before visiting and select a time slot. 

Van, pick up and trailer bookings

You will need to book a different appointment if you are using a van, pick up or trailer (over 6ft x 4ft). This is to stop the centres being used for trade waste.

What you can and cannot take

For details of opening hours and what you can and cannot take as well as how to recycle paint, chemicals, tyres and gas cylinders visit the Gloucestershire Recycles website.

If you need to dispose of small amounts of asbestos you will need to order bags from Gloucestershire County Council before bringing it to the recycling centre. For large amounts you should employ a licensed asbestos contractor.

Find your nearest household waste recycling centre

Fosse Cross

Cirencester
GL54 4NW

Summer opening hours: 9am to 5pm, closed on Tuesdays.

Winter opening hours: 10am to 4pm, closed on Tuesdays.

This site is closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.

Visit the Gloucestershire Recycles website for more information on what you can recycle at Fosse Cross and to make a booking.

Pyke Quarry

Wotton Under Edge Road
Horsley
Near Stroud
GL6 0QA

Summer opening hours: 9am to 5pm, closed on Wednesdays.

Winter opening hours: 10am to 4pm, closed on Wednesdays.

This site is closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day.

Visit the Gloucestershire Recycles website for more information on what you can recycle at Pyke Quarry and to make a booking.

Shipston on Stour

Brailes Road
Shipston-on-Stour
CV36 5BE

Visit the Warwickshire County Council website for more information on what you can recycle at Shipston and to make a booking.

Recycling banks

Find out where your nearest recycling bank is to recycle:

  • DVDs
  • books
  • cans and tins
  • clothing, shoes and textiles
  • glass bottles and jars
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