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Shepperton Recycling Centre

Charlton Lane, Shepperton TW17 8QA

Shepperton Recycling Centre

Opening hours

Visit information

Monday
08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday
08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday
08:00 - 16:00
Thursday
08:00 - 16:00
Friday
08:00 - 16:00
Saturday
08:00 - 16:00
Sunday
08:00 - 16:00

Contact details

Address & Contact

Address
Charlton Lane, Shepperton TW17 8QA
Location
Twickenham
Telephone
01932 782792
GPS
51.4060695, -0.441336
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What can I take to Shepperton Recycling Centre?

  • Bicycle tyres and inner tubes
  • General household rubbish
  • Cans
  • Car batteries
  • Cardboard
  • Carpets
  • Clay plant pots
  • Books, CDs and DVDs
  • Clothes and textiles
  • Cooking oil
  • Crockery
  • Empty aerosols
  • Engine oil (maximum two 5-litre containers per visit)
  • Fluorescent tubes
  • Foil
  • Non-upholstered furniture
  • Garden ornaments
  • Garden waste
  • Gas bottles
  • Spectacles
  • Hard plastics
  • Household batteries
  • Household and garden chemicals
  • Large household electrical appliances
  • Domestic fridges and freezers
  • Mattresses
  • Scrap metal
  • Mobile phones
  • Small electricals
  • Water-based/emulsion paint
  • Paper
  • Printer cartridges
  • TVs and monitors
  • Vapes
  • Water filters
  • Wood and timber
  • Rubble and hardcore (DIY limits)
  • Soil and turf (DIY limits)
  • Plasterboard (DIY limits)
  • Tiles and ceramics (DIY limits)
  • Bathroom fittings (DIY limits)
  • Doors and fitted units (car only)
  • Wooden fencing and garden structures (car only)
  • Asbestos cement (restricted; call before travelling)
  • Bottle tops
  • Glass bottles and jars
  • Drinks cartons
  • Vehicle tyres (charged)
  • Upholstered seating

This is a summary, not a complete list. If an item isn’t shown, check with the council before you travel.

Ask staff where to put full or partly full aerosols. Fitted furniture, wooden fence posts/panels and wooden garden structures cannot be brought in a van; construction-waste rules also apply.

Participating-site DIY allowance for restricted materials: once in seven days, up to two 50-litre bags (each no bigger than 50cm × 77cm), one item up to 2m × 0.75m, or one plasterboard sheet up to 1.2m × 1.4m. Excess is charged. Vans/pick-ups/trailers have narrower material permissions; doors, fitted units and wooden fencing cannot be brought in a van. Check the source before transporting a construction load.

Only asbestos cement is accepted, normally up to six sheets; call the site first to check container space. Double-wrap or double-bag in heavy-duty polythene and seal with tape. Declare it to staff and complete the household-waste declaration. Vans, pick-ups and trailers also require a permit and are subject to the construction-waste quantity limit.

Not accepted

  • Business waste

ID and proof of address

Bring proof of your Surrey address on your first visit, such as a driving licence, current council tax bill, recent utility bill, Surrey bus pass or official document bearing your name and address. Staff then issue a resident sticker for later visits.

Trailers

Trailers accepted
Yes, with a Surrey van permit.
Permit required
Yes. The Surrey van permit also covers vehicles towing trailers; up to 12 visits in 12 months.

About this listing

Listing information

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need proof of address to use a Surrey CRC?

A: Yes. On your first visit you'll need to show a document with your Surrey address. Staff will then give you a resident sticker for your car.

Q: Can I bring a van, pickup or trailer?

A: Yes, but you must apply for a van permit before visiting with any larger vehicle or trailer.

Q: Are children allowed out of the vehicle?

A: Young children must stay inside the vehicle. Older children can get out but only if supervised by an adult.

Q: Can I bring pets or animals?

A: Yes, but all pets must stay inside your vehicle for safety.

Q: What should I do with reusable or hazardous items?

A: Let staff know if items could be reused. Hazardous waste should be placed in the marked container—ask staff if unsure.

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