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Recycling in Wrexham

This page provides details about recycling services provided by Wrexham County Borough Council.

On average every household in the area of Wrexham County Borough produces more than one tonne of waste every year.

Reducing waste and recycling is important, because it stops materials from going to landfill, reduces pollution, and saves natural resources and energy.

Take aluminium cans for example, recycling of the cans uses only 5% of the energy it takes to produce cans from raw materials.

This is what you can do:

Reduce the amount of your waste that needs to be disposed of - buy products with less packaging and start to compost your garden and kitchen vegetable waste at home.
Re-use things - such as bottles, carrier bags and refillable containers.
Recycle things - use your local recycling facilities.
Repair things - don't always replace damaged goods with new ones.

Further advice about recycling

'Recycle with Michael' scheme

Composting, composters (Recycling garden and kitchen waste)

Water Butts to collect and use rain water

'Get Real with Nicola Nappy' scheme

Interactive map of Household Recycling Centres in the County Borough

Interactive map of Neighbourhood Recycling Centres in the County Borough

Information about waste

Information about 'What's In Your Bin?'

Useful Links

Waste Awareness Wales

Waste Awareness Wales is a joint Welsh Local Government Association and Keep Wales Tidy project funded by the Welsh Assembly Government. Waste Awareness Wales has been established to promote the 3R's of reduce, reuse and recycling of rubbish across Wales.

Free2collect

This 'not for profit' website allows people to post unwanted items for others to collect. As they say, one man's junk is another man's treasure. It's really simple. It's absolutely free to add items, to browse, and to obtain. The only stipulation is that if you find an item you want, you must arrange collection.

Help Save Our Planet

The Only Recycled & Eco Friendly products Shop in Wrexham. Promoting recycling and the use of recycled and environmentally friendly products.

Recycle unwanted goods with Helo the Aged and raise vital funds for older people

Your discarded goods can raise funds to help vulnerable older people.

RecyclingExpert

Looking to cut down on your family waste? You'll be amazed at how much you can recycle. We show you how.

The Recycling Guide

This site emphasises the importance of recycling and provides advice on how people can recycle at home, in schools and how to recycle different materials. The guide also has a useful tips section and is easy to follow due to the detailed illustrations.

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