Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs)
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The network of Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs) in Greater Manchester are here for you to take both large and small items to be recycled for example, garden waste, wood, metal, soil and rubble, white goods such as washing machines and fridges – you can also take your small items like newspapers and magazines, glass bottles and jars and food and drink cans.
At each of the HWRCs there are a number of containers for a variety of materials. You will be asked to separate the items you bring and place them into the different recycling containers so that materials can be recycled.
There has been a vast amount of re-development work happening at the Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs). We are changing residents' perceptions of recycling and dispelling myths about what happens to Greater Manchester's waste. We are widely promoting the benefits of using the HWRCs. To find out what is happening in your area please visit our Services and Facilities page.
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All of the HWRC facilities in Greater Manchester offer extra assistance to disabled users. For more information please contact GMWDA. |
Completed Household Waste Recycling Centres
Future Completion Dates for Household Waste Recycling centres
Raikes Lane HWRC in Bolton will be completed by September 2010. For more information please see What's Happening In Bolton
Adswood HWRC in Stockport will be completed by September 2011. For more information please see What's Happening in Stockport
Rosehill HWRC in Stockport will be completed by January 2011. For more information please see What's Happening in Stockport
Ash road HWRC in Tameside will be completed by January 2011. For more information please see What's Happening in Tameside
Summary of Household Waste Recycling Centres (HWRCs)
- 25 HWRCs in total
- 19 HWRCs complete
- 3 HWRCs in working progress
- 3 HWRCs awaiting to start construction work





