Waste site updates
18 November 2024: The Kibworth site will re-open Tuesday 19 November and the Market Harborough site will revert to its usual opening days (Thursday to Saturday). We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused.
ReHome Zone and reusable items
Good quality items can now be reused at some sites. Residents can bring the following good quality items for reuse (not including electrical equipment, gas bottles or paint) to the ReHome Zone at Barwell, Bottesford, Coalville, Kibworth, Loughborough, Melton Mowbray, Mountsorrel, Shepshed and Whetstone sites.
- Household and garden furniture (all soft furnishings must have a compliant fire label attached)
- Home office equipment
- Bicycles and scooters
- Handheld or petrol DIY and garden tools such as petrol-powered lawnmowers and other equipment
Items must be clean, not altered or modified and not defaced or damaged in any way that affects the use or appearance eg. no visible scratches or chipped, cracked or broken glass.
Note: Residents are not permitted to remove any items from sites, including from these areas.
Always check the web page for your intended waste site before you visit (including the usual accepted items list for each site, unless otherwise stated below). Please arrive at least 10 minutes before closing.
- Gas bottles: currently can't be accepted at the Lutterworth site.
Before setting off, check our website for opening hours, check our X (Twitter) or Facebook for the latest updates. Please note:
- Weekends, especially during bank holidays, are usually busy. Sometimes we're unable to accept certain materials and, in extreme cases, may have to close sites until there is sufficient capacity to run them safely.
- We plan for busy periods, but urge you to think about when to visit your waste site, to avoid delays.
- When visiting one of our sites please remember to wear appropriate sturdy footwear and gloves.
- Christmas opening hours: All sites are closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years’ Day.
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