Recycling In Billingshurst
Donations
Non-council collectors
Billingshurst Recycling Centre
Newbridge Rd, Billingshurst RH14 9HZ
For more information, such as opening times and what is accepted at this centre, visit the Council website.
Other ways to recycle
Billingshurst Parish Council provides three main recycling services, covering a wide range of everyday materials. But there are plenty of other items you can recycle locally that aren’t accepted through council collections. This page brings together everything you need to recycle more in Billingshurst.
Before exploring Billingshurst‑specific recycling opportunities, make sure you’re familiar with the council’s core services by visiting our West Sussex Recycling Hub
Charity shops in Billingshurst
Other places to donate
The Billingshurst Recycling Centre has a small reuse shop which sells homeware, bikes and furniture. It’s a great way to give pre‑loved items a second life while supporting local reuse.
For more tips on how to reduce, reuse and recycle, join the Facebook Group to stay connected with the community and up‑to‑date with local advice.
Non-council collectors in your area
Although the Billingshurst Parish Council can recycle a range of items, there are lots of household items that can’t be recycled through them. Thankfully local initiatives, like Terracycle, allow you to recycle things to stop them going into landfill.
Green Living collects a wide range of items for Terracycle, a specialist recycling organisation that works with sponsors to process waste that can’t go in your household recycling bin. This includes food packaging and wrappers, used cleaning products and other everyday materials that would usually be thrown away.
They run a collection point at The Chapel’s car park in High Street, as well as William Penn Primary School. You can read more about the specific waste categories they collect on their website.
What else can I recycle in Billingshurst?
The Tesco Extra in Horsham, just a 15 minute drive from Billingshurst, has a soft plastic collection point. It accepts items such as cucumber wrappers, salad bags, crisp packets and bread wrappers.
The Co-Op at Southwater also allows customers to recycle soft plastics and the M&S on Horsham Road may have a collection point too.
Nearly all UK supermarkets offer battery recycling points, making it easy to drop off used batteries while you shop.
