Check-out our new Upcycle Centre and see your Waste for what it’s Worth

March 18, 2024Posted in: Community, Waste
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Taking our community’s passion for turning trash into treasure up a notch, the new Upcycle Centre at Moss Vale Resource Recovery Centre will bring an even more rewarding experience of recycling to Wingecarribee. After 11 years of outsourcing recycling services to Reviva, plans are underway to transition to Council-run operations and change-up the facility to...

Wingecarribee Shire Council Launches Soft Plastic Recycling Trial at Community Recycling Centre

March 18, 2024Posted in: Community, Waste
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A new soft plastic recycling trial is about to get underway at Wingecarribee Shire Council’s Moss Vale Community Recycling Centre.  The initiative will kick off on 1 April 2024 and continue through to June 2025, to provide residents with a convenient and sustainable solution for recycling their soft plastic waste. If successful, it’s hoped the...

Council’s Bulky Waste Collection moves to a pre-booked service with increased resident entitlements

February 23, 2024Posted in: Community, Waste
 

Wingecarribee Shire Council has taken significant steps to improve the waste management services available to residents by endorsing a series of measures aimed at streamlining and enhancing the Bulky Waste Collection Service. During the Ordinary Council Meeting – 21 February 2024, several key decisions were made to ensure the continued availability and efficiency of bulky...

Additional recycling pick-ups over the Christmas period

December 8, 2023Posted in: Community, Waste
 

Is your whole family coming for Christmas? The more the merrier….and messier! In the spirit of the festive season, we’ve scheduled additional recycling services over the Christmas period for your convenience. You can expect us to collect weekly, from the 18th of December 2023. So you can look forward to a cleaner household for enjoying...

Stay safe! Keep batteries out of your bin.

September 22, 2023Posted in: Community, Environment, Waste
 

Did you know batteries, and especially the lithium-ion variety in appliances, electronics and vapes, can cause fires when incorrectly disposed of? For your safety, don’t drop batteries in your bin. Drop them to Council’s Resource Recovery Centre or your local community Battery Collection Program, and switch to using rechargeable batteries wherever possible. They have a...