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Northumberland Council
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Overview
Northumberland County Council’s current Household Waste Recovery Centre network has 12 sites, from Berwick, Wooler and Alnwick to Ashington (North Seaton), Blyth (Bebside), Morpeth, Hexham, Prudhoe, Ponteland, Allendale and Haltwhistle. Our associated listings match the current 12-site network, while the council’s official names sometimes add the nearby town in brackets.
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- Alnwick Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilLionheart Enterprise Park, Plot B, Alnwick NE66 2HT
- Bebside Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilFront St, Blyth NE24 4HN
- Berwick Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilBerwick-upon-Tweed TD15 1UP
- Hexham Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilFrench Garden Industrial Estate, Hexham NE46 4DL
- Morpeth Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilWhorral Bank, Morpeth NE61 3AB
- North Seaton Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilNorth Seaton Industrial Estate, Castle Island Way, Ashington NE63 0XL
- Prudhoe Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilBroomhouse Rd, Prudhoe NE42 5ED
- Allendale Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilShilburn Rd, Allendale Town, Hexham NE47 9LG
- Haltwhistle Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilTownfoot Road, Haltwhistle NE49 0ET
- Kirkley West Thorn Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilKirkly West Thorne, Kirkley NE20 0AG
- North Sunderland Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilBroad Rd, North Sunderland, Seahouses NE68 7UP
- Wooler Recycling CentreRecycling Centre / CouncilBrewery Rd, Wooler NE71 6QF
Vehicle permits
Vans, specified pick-ups and qualifying larger trailers need a permit to bring household waste. Households using a non-domestic vehicle receive up to 12 permits a year, with a maximum of three in seven days. Apply for one permit at a time and use the booked slot: unused permits are not restored to your allowance.
Bring photographic identification linking you to the address the waste came from, such as a driving licence, or a passport with a utility bill. The permit does not allow business or trade waste.
DIY waste permits
Private cars also need a permit when bringing DIY waste covered by the scheme. Households are limited to four DIY permits in 28 days. A limited quantity is free; charges apply above the allowance. DIY visits in a non-domestic vehicle also count against the household’s DIY allocation.
Check the permit guidance for your vehicle, load and allowance before arranging the visit.
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