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Bin collections in Surrey

Surrey County Council does not collect your bins. Eleven borough and district councils do, each with its own rounds and its own lookup. Start with the borough you live in.

Which council collects your bins?

Surrey has eleven, and the boundaries rarely match the town name. Enter a postcode and we will point you at the right one.

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Every Surrey council

Elmbridge

Elmbridge Borough Council · Joint Waste Solutions

Bin collections in Elmbridge

Epsom & Ewell

Epsom & Ewell Borough Council

Bin collections in Epsom & Ewell

Guildford

Guildford Borough Council

Bin collections in Guildford

Mole Valley

Mole Valley District Council · Joint Waste Solutions

Bin collections in Mole Valley

Reigate & Banstead

Reigate & Banstead Borough Council

Bin collections in Reigate & Banstead

Runnymede

Runnymede Borough Council

Bin collections in Runnymede

Spelthorne

Spelthorne Borough Council

Bin collections in Spelthorne

Surrey Heath

Surrey Heath Borough Council · Joint Waste Solutions

Bin collections in Surrey Heath

Tandridge

Tandridge District Council

Bin collections in Tandridge

Waverley

Waverley Borough Council

Bin collections in Waverley

Woking

Woking Borough Council · Joint Waste Solutions

Bin collections in Woking

Why this is more confusing than it should be

Surrey is a two-tier county. The eleven borough and district councils collect household waste; Surrey County Council runs the recycling centres. Four boroughs - Elmbridge, Mole Valley, Surrey Heath and Woking - share a waste service called Joint Waste Solutions, so residents there often deal with a portal that carries neither their council's name nor the county's.

We do not publish collection dates here. They are set by address, they move around bank holidays, and each council changes its rounds on its own schedule - a date that is wrong is worse than no date at all. Every page links straight to the council's own lookup instead.