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Garden Waste Subscription Stickers

The garden waste subscription stickers have started to be sent to those properties who have subscribed to the new garden waste service from 1st April 2024.

Stickers are going out in batches and residents will receive them in time for the start of the service.  If you have ordered an additional bin/s as part of your subscription, sticker for these bins will be sent to you after your bin/s have been delivered

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To view a list of all recycling points in the district, click on the "" icon at the top left of the map.

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Green pin indicating location of recycling centresRecycling centres Blue pin indicating location of supermarketsSupermarkets - soft plastics
Grey pin indicating location of clothing banksClothing banks (including rags) Red pin indicating location of electricalsElectricals
Yellow pin indicating location of batteriesBatteries Purple pin indicating location of refill shopsRefill shops
Light Yellow pinWire and Small Electricals Black pinBlister packs
Dark purple pin indicating location of othersOther  

You can also view a list of the recycling points.

Household recycling centres

There are three tips, also known as household recycling centres (HRC) in Huntingdonshire. They are run by Amey for Cambridgeshire County Council (CCC). 

From 1 March 2022 you no longer need to book to visit any of the HRCs.

All sites are open every day except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day. They are free of charge to use, but do not accept waste from businesses. 

What can be recycled at the household recycling centres?

E-permit scheme

You will need an e-permit to dispose of household waste at the HRCs using a commercial-type vehicle or any trailer in excess of 1.5m length (excluding the towing mechanism) or 570 litre capacity.

You can find further information about the scheme and details of how to apply on Cambridgeshire County Council's website

If you have any queries about the e-permit scheme please email the Waste Management Team.

Recycling points

Think before you bin! Could some of these items be sold? Here are some options you could look into:

Online

  • Vinted - Clothes, soft toys, pet care, video games and consoles, games and puzzles, books, music and video related equipment

  • Depop - Clothes

  • Facebook Market - Furniture, electrical items, books, toys, pet care and more

  • Ebay - Clothes, soft toys, pet care, video games and consoles, games and puzzles, books, music and video related equipment

  • Ziffit - Books, CDs, DVDs and games

Want to make a day out of it? Try a car boot sale!

View upcoming boot sales

Can't find what you're looking for?

Try these sites:

Search for an item on Recycle Now

Recycle Your Electricals for specific electricals (WEEE)

Podback for coffee pods

Unsure if it goes in your blue bin? 

Check the What Goes in Which Bin page.

Suggestions or questions?

Contact us at wasteminimisation@huntingdonshire.gov.uk or 01480 388640.

Textile recycling banks

We work with ASTCO to provide textile recycling banks in Huntingdonshire. All materials collected from the clothing banks are re-used, with textiles providing reusable clothing for the UK and developing countries. This helps reduce waste from going into landfill. To report a full or damaged bank, please call ASTCO on 01507 466159.  The recycling banks can accept clothing and textiles such as sheets, pillowcases and blankets. ASTCO logo

The recycling banks can be found at the following locations: 

  • Bluntisham Village Hall, Mill Lane

  • Brampton Memorial Field, Thrapston Road

  • Brington, opposite school

  • Bury Village Hall, Brookfield Way

  • Catworth Village Hall, Church Street

  • Fenstanton, Church Street car park

  • Godmanchester, Bridge Place car park

  • Great Stukeley, Three Horseshoes Pub, Ermine Street

  • Hartford, Sapley Playing Fields car park

  • Huntingdon, Latham Road

  • Huntingdon, One Leisure, St Peters Road

  • Huntingdon, Riverside Park, near Primrose Lane

  • Huntingdon, St Germain Street car park

  • Needingworth Village Hall, Overcote Lane

  • Old Weston Village Hall car park, Main Street

  • Ramsey, Mews Close car park

  • Somersham, Church Street car park

  • St Ives, Cattle Market car park, Station Road

  • St Ives, Globe Place car park

  • St Neots, Priory Centre car park

  • St Neots, Riverside Park car park

  • St Neots, Tebbutts Road car park

  • Wansford, The Christie Hall, Elton Road

  • Warboys Village Hall, High Street

  • Wistow, Oaklands Avenue

Recycling at home

You can also recycle at home - see what you can put in your recycling bin.

Take a look at our page of Zero Waste Initiatives, alternatives to generating waste.