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Aluminium Foil
Clean aluminium foil can be put in your blue box for kerbside collection. Alternatively, it can be taken to one of the Surrey County Council Community Recycling Centres.
Asbestos
Asbestos is generally safe when left alone so it is best to avoid tampering with it. If work needs to be done on a large amount a specialist contractor should be hired. If you do choose to remove asbestos personally then you are allowed to take a limited amount of asbestos cement material to the Charlton Lane Transfer Station, Shepperton Tel: 01932 782792.
Materials accepted are:
- Corrugated or flat sheets
- Cold water tanks
- Rainwater pipes and gutters
- Flue pipes
- Roofing tiles
- Floor tiles
Phone the transfer station before you load your vehicle to ensure that there is enough space in the specialist container for your load. When you arrive inform a member of staff that you are bringing asbestos. They will direct you to where you must deposit it.
Please see the "Household Waste Guide" on the Surrey County Council website for more information. Or you can phone the Surrey County Council Contact Centre on 03456 009 009 - open Monday to Friday: 8am - 6pm.
Audio Tapes, CDs and Books
British Heart Foundation - small red recycling banks to collect books, tapes and CDs can be found at Runnymede's bring sites at Sainsbury, The Causeway, Staines, and Tesco, Station Road, Addlestone.
Oxfam - recycling banks for books at Sainsburys, The Causeway, Staines; Hummer Road Car Park, Egham; Pooley Green Car Park, Egham; Bourne Car Park, Virginia Water
Batteries
Portable, general purpose household batteries - such as AA types, button types and rechargeable ones as well as those from laptops and mobile phones - can be recycled at the Surrey County Council Community Recycling Centres at Lyne Lane, Lyne; Charlton Lane, Shepperton and Martyrs Lane, Woking. Please keep them separate from the car batteries.
Some retailers (such as Currys and Dixons) have containers for recycling batteries. Sainsburys supermarkets supply Freepost envelopes to send batteries for recycling.
Bicycles
There is no such thing as junk - only stuff that hasn't found the right person! Do you have things lurking in your attic? Hiding in the basement? Find them a good home or swap them for something you want in return. SWAP IT is a new website designed for those of you who don't just want to throw things away. Check the website for more details. It's all free! www.swapitsurrey.org
Books and Bric-A-Brac
British Heart Foundation - red recycling banks to collect books, tapes and CDs can be found at Runnymede's bring sites at Sainsbury, The Causeway, Staines, and Tesco, Station Road, Addlestone.
Oxfam - recycling banks for books at Sainsbury, The Causeway, Staines; Hummer Road Car Park, Egham; Pooley Green Car Park, Egham; Bourne Car Park, Virginia Water.
Brita Filters
Here at BRITA we do take our responsibility to environmental issues very seriously and in line with growing consumer demand for greener living, BRITA has launched a new in store recycling scheme. Recycling bins are now situated in a range of high street stores such as Robert Dyas, Argos and Cargo. Other major retailer collection points will be following soon.The BRITA branded bins will be located next to the existing water filter category in store. Customers can recycle BRITA consumer product filter cartridge, including those for the new BRITA water filter taps. For further information regarding this scheme please contact the BRITACare department on 0844 742 4800 or log onto our website at www.brita.co.uk/recycle.
Building and Architectural Materials
There are a variety of old traditional materials that can be salvaged such as
- Antique features
- Bathroom and kitchen fittings
- Roofing, tiles, flooring, slates, etc
A number of companies deal with these materials. For more information contact: Surrey County Council on 03456 009 009. Also look at www.salvo.co.uk
Ely Building Supplies - reclaimed materials: bricks, timber, slates and tiles. Shop and Yard - 27 High Street, Addlestone, telephone 01932 857237 Yard - Elys Yard, Bates Walk, Addlestone, telephone 01932 856519.
Buy Recycling
www.recycledproducts.org.uk
www.greenchoices.org.uk
www.naturalchoices.co.uk
www.ecomail.com
www.greenshop.co.uk
Car Batteries
These can be taken to the Community Recycling Centres at Lyne Lane, Lyne or Martyrs Lane, Woking or Charlton Lane, Shepperton. Please keep any household batteries separate from the car batteries.
Cardboard
Banks for cardboard, newspapers, magazines and mixed paper are located at:
Addlestone - Scout Headquarters, Spinney Hill
Addlestone - Tesco, Station Road
Chertsey - Heriot Road
Egham - Egham Football Club, Tempest Road
Egham - Sainburys, The Causeway
Englefield Green - Brunel University, Coopers Hill Lane
Englefield Green - Royal British Legion, Larchwood Drive
New Haw - New Haw Club, Woodham Lane
Virginia Water - Bourne Car Park
PLEASE NOTE ALL NON-PAPER ITEMS AND PACKING MUST BE REMOVED AND ALL BOXES FLATTENED.
Charity Shops
Generally accept saleable items of clothing - household goods - bric-a-brac - small items of furniture - china - glassware, ornaments - jewellery - books - toys and games. No electrical goods. All goods should be in a clean condition. Please do not leave goods outside the shops when they are closed as they can be damaged or stolen.
Addlestone
- Imperial Cancer Research, 95 Station Road, Addlestone, KT15 2AR. Manageress - Jane Dunford 01932 8426370
No electrical goods, furniture, stamps or aluminium foil. - Salvation Army, 118 Church Road, Addlestone. 01932 843074
- Oxfam, 80 Station Road, Addlestone
Manageress - Michelle Tanner 01932 857798
No electrical goods or aluminium foil but will accept small items of furniture.
Chertsey
- Barnardo's, 101 Guildford Street, Chertsey.
Manageress Patsy Woodard 01932 564362
NO electrical goods, furniture or aluminium foil. - FARA, 122 Guildford Street, Chertsey, KT16 9AH
Manageress Miss Joanne Yeoh 01932 569378
Working electrical goods.
Egham
- Help the Aged, 76 High Street, Egham, TW20 9HE 01784 438165 Manageress - Sue Yoxall
NO electrical goods or large items of furniture! - OXFAM, 168C High Street Egham, TW20 9HP
Manageress - Sophie Meredith 01784 431034
NO electrical goods or aluminium foil, but will accept small items of furniture, foreign coins and mobile phones.
Christmas Cards and Christmas Trees
Christmas cards can be taken to Tesco and branches of W H Smith during January to help the Woodland Trust, or used by local schools for art projects.
The Woodland Trust
Autumn Park, Grantham, Lincolnshire, NG31 6LL 01476 581111
Christmas trees can be taken to the Lyne Lane Community Recycling site for composting.
Clothing
TRAID CLOTHING BANKS - Traid is a charity committed to combating world poverty by recycling at home. Funds, raised in the UK through the collection and sale of second-hand clothing and shoes further sustainable development in some of the poorest regions in the world. For further information contact Traid at 5 Second Way, Wembley, Middlesex, HA9 0YJ, telephone 020 8733 2580 fax 020 8903 9922, website www.traid.org.uk.
Banks can be found at the following locations:
a) The Holly Tree, 5 St Judes Road, Englefield Green
b) The Black Prince, 300 Woodham Lane, New Haw
c) Green Lane Stores, 162 Chertsey Lane, Thorpe
d) Regent News, 262 Station Road, Addlestone
e) Alldays Post Office, 51-53 Green Lane, Addlestone
f) Res Consultancy, 1 Ongar Parade, Addlestone.
Coffins
Every year approximately 437,000 wooden coffins are burned in the UK. You can investigate other options by contacting The Natural Death Centre on 080 8208 2853, or by visiting www.naturaldeath.org.uk/.
You can also find out more on energy saving woodland burials from the Funeral Company on 01908 225222 at www.thefuneralcompanyltd.com; or the Green Burial Company on 01234 241808.
Computers
Working computer equipment can often be re-used by charities and voluntary organisations. Comprehensive information on the re-use and recycling of computer equipment can be found at www.envocare.co.uk This includes a long list of organisations which accept donations.
Some of the organisations which accept donations of computer equipment from individuals are at:
www.cftd.co.uk - is the site for Computers for the Disabled - donations of full PC systems (including laptops), PC equipment and software are appreciated. They can be contacted on 01268 284834.
www.recom.org.uk - is aimed primarily at Dell customers
www.donateapc.org.uk - offers a page where you can advertise your donation
See also the information in the "Household Waste Guide" on the Surrey County Council website.
Before you donate your PC, delete any data which you would not want anyone else to see. Be aware that just using Windows' deletion functions will not completely delete the data; it could be recovered using special utility software. To delete data completely you need to use a 'Permanent Erasure' utility. Check if the organisation to which you are donating your equipment will do a datawipe before it is re-used.
Corks
Traditional corks can be composted.
Craft Materials
The Spelthorne Resource Centre, Staines Park, Commercial Road, Staines, TW18 2QL 01784 446453
This centre provides scrap craft materials to local playgroups that can reuse them. You can also buy your craft materials here, helping to support reuse and recycling.
Electrical Goods
The Surrey County Council Community Recycling Centres at Martyr's Lane, Woking; Lyne Lane, Lyne (closed January to Summer 2008); and Charlton Lane, Shepperton accept all unwanted electrical and electronic equipment for recycling. This includes:
- Large White goods - cookers, washing machines, tumble dryers
- Fridges and freezers
- CRTs - TVs and computer monitors
- Small electrical and electronic goods - hair driers, toasters, electric toothbrushes, toys, radios
- Fluorescent lighting - fluorescent tubes and energy saving bulbs
Batteries should be removed and recycled separately.
If the item you wish to dispose of is still in good working order you may be able to donate it for re-use. Some charity shops will accept small electrical items but please check with them first.
Try websites such as www.swapitsurrey.org and www.ilovefreegle.org/ to see if someone can make use of your item.
Foreign Coins
Oxfam, 168C High Street, Egham, Surrey, TW20 9HP 01784 431034 is happy to receive foreign coins, including francs and any other phased out European currencies.
Freegle
Changing the world one gift at a time! The worldwide Freegle Network is made up of many individual groups across the globe. Freegle groups match people who have things they want to get rid of with people who can use them to save usable items from going to landfill.
How does Freegle work? Everything posted must be free, legal and appropriate for all ages. When you want to OFFER something, whether it's a chair, fax machine, piano or an old door, simple send an email to your group. Maybe you're looking for something? Post a WANTED message and maybe a group member will have what you are looking for. Visit the website at www.ilovefreegle.org/ to join one of the local Surrey Groups.
Furniture
Furniture re-use projects collect unwanted furniture (in good condition) for low-income families. Phone them to find out more. Items such as beds and three piece suites must have the current fire retardant tags.
The Besom in Runnymede accept good quality furniture, white goods and other household items. Telephone 0770 435 9589 or visit www.besom.com/local-besoms/runnymede for more information.
Salvation Army Furniture Project, 118 Church Road, Addlestone, Surrey KT15 1SG Tel: 01932 851 641
Woking Furniture Project, The Old Gas Works, 27 North Road, Maybury, Woking, Surrey Tel: 01483 750005 (open Monday and Wednesday only)
The Woking Hospice Shops. The Woking Hospice shop in Knaphill, Woking sells dining and living room furniture. They are able to collect furniture donations as well as bulky items in the vicinity of Woking: to contact them please call 01483 799711 or email chrisr@wokinghospice.co.uk
Try websites such as swapitsurrey.org and Freecycle.org to see if someone can make use of your item.
Garden Waste
Runnymede Borough Council runs a collection scheme for green garden waste. If you would like further details of how to subscribe to this service please contact the recycling department on 0800 052 0067.
You can dispose of garden waste in special skips at Surrey County Council's Community Recycling Sites at Lyne Lane, Lyne or Martyrs Lane, Woking.
If you have garden tools to dispose of contact the Queen Elizabeth Foundation which is a horticultural college that will use them for training horticulturalists.
Queen Elizabeth Foundation, Leatherhead Court, Woodlands Road, Leatherhead, Surrey 01372 841 100 For further information please visit www.envocare.co.uk.
Glass
Panes of glass should not be put in the usual glass recycling containers provided by the council. It has a different composition from bottle glass and needs to be collected separately. Panes of glass can be taken to the Community Recycling Centre to be put in a general waste skip. However large amounts can be recycled; this can be done by contacting the following company:
Berryman Reuse Collections Ltd, Langthwaite Grange Industrial Estate South Kirby West Yorkshire WF9 3NR Tel: 01977 608 020.
Hypodermics
Take them back to your local pharmacist or doctor's surgery.
Junk Mail
If you do not want to receive unsolicited sales and marketing information (otherwise known as "junk mail") you can get your name removed from lists used by the direct mail industry. Registrations are held on a first name basis so that each person at an address can make their own choice.
You can register for the Mailing Preference Service at www.mpsonline.org.uk or by phoning 0845 703 4599.
You can also register with the Telephone Preference Service if you do not wish to receive unsolicited sales and marketing telephone calls. Visit www.tpsonline.org.uk or phone 0845 070 0707.
If you do not wish to receive unsolicited sales and marketing faxes you can register with the Fax Preference Service at www.fpsonline.org.uk or phone 0845 070 0702.
Laser and Inkjet Printer Cartridges
Many laser/toner cartridges can be recycled by both charities and commercial organisations. In most cases you need a minimum quantity or value to get the cartridges picked up and most organisations prefer them kept in the original packaging. Most charities accept these cartridges. There are also other organisations which recycle laser and toner cartridges to raise money for a variety of charities such as www.actionaid.co.uk.
Local organisations also accept laser/toner cartridges.
White Lodge Centre, Holloway Hill, Chertsey KT16 0AE 01932 56713. Empty printer cartridges and mobile phones can be dropped off at the Children's Centre reception at the White Lodge Centre.
1st Egham Hythe Scout Group accept Laser Printer Cartridges at Pond Road Egham Surrey, TW20 8BG on Monday, Tuesday and Friday evenings from 6.30pm to 8pm or at other times by arrangement. Large quantities can be collected by arrangement. Contact David Burt on 01784 741503.
Most inkjet cartridges can be recycled. Many charities supply Freepost envelopes to send your cartridges for recycling. There are also organisations, such as Action Aid Recycling, which take cartridges for recycling and then pass on a donation to your chosen charity.
Tesco supply Freepost envelopes for recycling inkjet cartridges which can be picked up in their shops or ordered on line. Virtually all ink cartridges manufactured by Hewlett Packard, Lexmark and Dell can successfully be recycled. Any cartridges that are unusable or damaged are broken down and the plastics and metals that are recovered are recycled - not sent to landfill.
Sainsbury supply Freepost envelopes for recycling inkjet cartridges - these can be picked up in their shops.
White Lodge Centre - also welcome empty inkjet cartridges.
Surrey Wildlife Trust can recycle Canon, Hewlett Packard, IBM, Lexmark, Tektronix cartridges. These can be sent to Surrey Wildlife Trust HQ, School Lane, Pirbright, Woking, Surrey GU24 0JN Contact Nigel Palmer on 01483 795441 or email nigel.palmer@surreywt.org.uk
Epson cartridges are not generally accepted by inkjet cartridge recycling schemes because they consist almost entirely of plastic.
Cartex.co.uk do not exclude Epson cartridges and their freepost address is:
The Recycling Centre, Freepost, NEA 12803, Ripon HG4 1ZR
Epson accept their own cartridges for incineration to generate heat which is converted to electricity. They can be sent to: Service Materials Management (SMM) Epson Telford Ltd, Hortonwood 40, Telford, Shropshire TF1 7YD. Please note this address is not free postage.
Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) Cylinders
LPG cylinders can be deposited at the Community Recycling Site at Charlton Lane, Shepperton, telephone number 01932 782792.
Medicines
Take them back to your local pharmacist or doctor's surgery.
Aluminium Cans
1st Egham Hythe Scout Group, Pond Road, Egham Surrey, TW20 2BG for aluminium cans. Cans are accepted at Pond Road on Monday, Tuesday and Friday evenings (6.30pm to 8pm). Other times by arrangement. Large quantities can be collected by arrangement. Contact David Burt on 01784 741503.
Other Metals
(i) Lyne Lane Civic Amenities Site 01932 560271.
Mobile Phones
Recent statistics suggest that there are now a staggering 25 million redundant mobile phones gathering dust. Surrey Waste Management is helping the Royal Surrey County Hospital's "Abracadabra Appeal" to collect these phones to raise funds for the new children and adolescents' unit. The phones should be without contract, under 3 years old and preferably with a battery and charger. To do your bit for this appeal take your used mobile phones and hand them into a site attendant at any of the 15 Surrey Waste Management Civic Amenity sites.
You can also take your old mobile phone back to mobile phone shops taking part in a recycling scheme, or send to CDM, Freepost, SEA 8861, Leatherhead, Surrey KT22 7BR, for the "Abracadabra Appeal". Large donations of over 50 handsets can be collected free of charge.
Out-of-date, broken or discarded phones may be taken into shops taking part in the Takeback Scheme (O2, T-mobile, Orange and Vodafone). The batteries are sent to France and the phones are dealt with in the UK.
For more information contact: The Takeback Scheme, PO Box 83, Leeds, LS11 0XW
Oxfam, 168C High Street, Egham, TW20 9HP 01784 431034 or Oxfam in Addlestone High Street is also happy to receive mobile phones. Or send them freepost to Freepost Crump, telephone 0800 083 2103.
White Lodge Centre, Holloway Hill, Chertsey (Mrs Cindy Barnes, Quality Assurance Officer - 01932 567131). Spent printer cartridges and mobile phones can be delivered to the Children's Centre reception at the White Lodge Centre.
Nappies
Disposable nappies make up 50% of waste for a family with one child. Disposable nappies are disposed of in landfill. Raw sewage, consisting of bacteria and viruses, produces a toxic liquid (leachate), which can pollute groundwater. The rotting process also gives off gases, including methane, which adds to global warming and can cause explosions. As one child may wear up to 5,000 nappies before potty training have you considered using real nappies? A number of nappy laundering services operate in Runnymede. Alternatively, you could consider washing nappies at home.
Contact Dawn McCarron, Surrey Real Nappy Network Coordinator on 07768 916276 or email surreyrnnc@surrey.gov.uk for further information.
The Real Nappy Association. Please send a large S.A.E. for information pack to P O Box 3704, London, SE26 4RX
National Association of Nappy Services (NANS) 0121 693 4949.
Women's Environmental Network (WEN). Please send a large S.A.E. for nappy information to PO Box 30626, London, E1 1TZ, telephone 0171 481 9004 and www.gn.org/wem.
For more information visit www.realnappies.co.uk.
Office Recycling
For more information please see the Surrey County Council pages on "Business Waste Reduction and Recycling" at www.surreycc.gov.uk/businesswaste. This includes information about the Runnymede Business Waste Recycling Scheme - more details of this scheme see www.doverecycling.co.uk or contact Dove Recycling on 01489 894477.
The egeneration Surrey Recycling Directory (managed by Surrey County Council) is a tool for finding businesses that can recycle or reprocess materials that your business no longer needs. This can be found at www.egeneration.co.uk/surrey
Paint
Gloss and emulsion paints, varnishes, creosotes and other wood care products should all be treated as "paint".
The safest course of action is to take any used or unused tins to your local Community Recycling Centre and ask for them to be placed in the hazardous chemical store.
There is an organisation called Community rePaint which can make use of full or part full cans of paint. The nearest collection points are at Kew and Greenford. Check www.communityrepaint.org.uk for more information.
Paper
a) 1st/4th Addlestone Scout Group skip at Scout H.Q., Spinney Hill, Addlestone for newspapers and magazines, cardboard, shredded paper, also books and any paper related products. Contact: Mike Wilson, 39 Simplemarsh Road, Addlestone 01932 844215.
b) 1st Egham Hythe Scout Group, Pond Road, Egham Surrey, TW20 8BG for newspapers, magazines and catalogues. Paper must be bagged or tied securely in bundles. NO CARDBOARD PLEASE!
ALSO aluminium cans and laser printer cartridges.
Items can be accepted at Pond Road on Monday, Tuesday and Friday evenings (6.30pm to 8pm). Other times by arrangement. Large quantities can be collected by arrangement. Contact David Burt on 01784 741503.
c) 2nd New Haw Scout Group, Headquarters, Heathervale Caravan Park, off Parkside, New Haw. Newspapers, magazines, cardboard, office and computing paper may be left at Headquarters.
d) White Lodge Centre, Holloway Hill, Chertsey (Mrs Cindy Barnes, Quality Assurance Officer - 01932 567131). Newspapers should be placed in the recycling bins opposite the White Lodge Adult Centre.
Plastic Carrier Bags
When bags are no longer useable they can be placed in the containers provided in large supermarkets such as Tesco and Sainsbury - any plastic carrier bags are accepted. Better still - use a cloth shopping bag or a "bag for life" to eliminate the need for plastic carrier bags.
Plastic Bottles
Plastic bottles can now be recycled in our recycling banks positioned around the Borough (Please see Runnymede Borough Council's Recycling Facilities)
Any additional information can be obtained from the British Plastics Federation, 6 Bath Place, Rivington Street, London EC2A 3JE 020 7457 5000.
Postage Stamps
Oxfam - 168C High Street, Egham, TW20 9HP 01784 431034.
R.S.P.B. - Contact: Paul Brindley, 4 Cottage Farm Way, Thorpe 01938 564192 or Hannah Lane, Crantock, 6 Foxhills Close, Ottershaw 01932 873173.
British Kidney Association - Contact: David Smith, 103 Howards Lane, Addlestone 01932 841731. Stamps can be delivered to Addlestone Day Centre, Station Road, Addlestone.
Leukaemia Care - 2 Shrubbery Avenue, Worcester, WR1 1QH 01905 330 003 enquiries@leukaemiaCARE.org.uk or www.leukaemiacare.org.uk.
Smilies People - c/o 36 Noble Street, Hoyland, BARNSLEY, South Yorkshire, S74 9LW 01226 744859 secretary@smiliespeople.freeserve.co.uk or www.smiliespeople.org.uk
Stamps For Causes - 53 Primrose Close, Purley on Thames, Reading, Berks, RG8 8DG
Save the Children - Save the Children wants your envelopes with stamps over 28p on them, no need to cut or tear envelopes. Envelopes with foreign stamps are also very welcome. Ten envelopes can raise at least £1 - enough to buy rice that would feed a family for one week in India. Contact Philippa Holcroft, the Surrey Area Manager for further details, telephone 01932 852453.
Spectacles
Most opticians will take your old glasses for developing countries. There is also a collection receptacle at the entrance to the outpatient's clinics at St Peter's Hospital, Guildford Road, Chertsey.
Leighton's Opticians, 76 Station Road, Addlestone collect old glasses for Vision Aid Overseas who process and send them to underdeveloped countries where their teams of volunteer optometrists can diagnose sight defects and dispense the correct spectacles to people with impaired vision. Alternatively you can post your spectacles to: Vision Aid Overseas, 12 The Bell Centre, Newton Road, Manor Royal, Crawley, West Sussex RH10 2FZ.
Swap It
There is no such thing as junk - only stuff that hasn't found the right person! Do you have things lurking in your attic? Hiding in the basement? Find them a good home or swap them for something you want in return. SWAP IT is a new website designed for those of you who don't just want to throw things away. Check the website for more details. It's all free! www.swapitsurrey.org
Telephone Directories
Directories with white pages can be deposited in Paper Banks throughout the Borough. Yellow Pages editions from the year 2003-04 onwards can be recycled in the kerbside paper collection bag. Any Yellow Pages prior to 2003 must be disposed of in domestic waste bins.
Tools
Non-electrical gardening and general tools can be sent to Tools for Self-Reliance in Carshalton, to be forwarded to African villages to set-up craftsmen. Contact Alan Swanson on 020 8647 2977.
Unique Recycling Opportunity
Do you have any old off-cuts of wood you want to get rid of? Any old bits of metal? Paint? Flat glass? Furniture? Anything that is too good to take to the tip? Contact Mr Hawkins of Chertsey on 07867 744202 who wants just about anything to recycle into useful and decorative items for the home and garden. He likes a challenge! He'll be pleased to show you examples of his work - you may want to commission him to produce something unique for your home.
Vehicles
Surrey Fire Brigade, Chertsey Fire Station, Addlestone Moor, Addlestone. Contact Assistant Divisional Officer on 01932 567774.
Please communicate with the Fire Station who use vehicles for training purposes. For the disposal of unwanted trailers, motorbikes, lorry or tractor units and all vehicle components your local scrap dealer may be able to help. Hillson Metal Merchants may also be able to assist in some of these areas. Please call ahead to clarify what exactly can be taken.
Hillson Metal Merchants, Unit 25C, Lyon Road, Hersham, Walton on Thames, Surrey, KT12 3PU 01932 229 099
Waste Oil
Surrey County Council's Lyne Civic Amenities Site, Lyne Lane, Chertsey
01932 560271. Oil Care Campaign - visit their website at www.oilbankline.org.uk for further information. They have limited funds available to partially cover the costs of installing Oil Recycling Banks.
Wellington Boots
Contact the Dunlop Welly Recycling Campaign on 01606 592 041.