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Do councils charge at recycling centres if you have a van?
I've got some old wood from wardbrobes I need to dump, but I dont want to be charged through the nose for it. It's from my home. DIY job, not trade.
I've got some old wood from wardbrobes I need to dump, but I dont want to be charged through the nose for it. It's from my home. DIY job, not trade.
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Treble, from what I've read on here over the years, all councils seem to operate differently - particularly in relation to rubbish collections/recycling etc.
The best thing to do is to get onto your local council site and find what you need to know. They can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/find-your-local-council |
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The one near me weigh vans in and out and charge accordingly. I've no idea what the tariff is though. I think you can park outside and walk it on though. In the old days you could just give the bloke a tenner and bring in a skipload of building rubbish no problem.
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£20 a van where I went last year
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I'd be more than happy with £20. Certainly better than a poxy mini skip for £150!
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just burn it - the weather is good for a fire
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