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Recycling In Bognor Regis

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Non-council collectors

Bognor Recycling Centre

Shripney Rd, Bognor Regis PO22 9SX

For more information, such as opening times and what is accepted at this centre, visit the Council website.

Other ways to recycle

Bognor Regis City 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 Bognor Regis. 

Before exploring Bognor Regis‑specific recycling opportunities, make sure you’re familiar with the council’s core services by visiting our West Sussex Recycling Hub

Charity shops in Bognor Regis

Non-council collectors in your area

If you have surplus food to spare, consider donating it to the Bognor Regis Community Pantry helping to support local individuals and families in need. Follow their Facebook page to stay up to date on what items they’re currently accepting and to see how your donations can make a difference.
Picture of Bognor Regis community pantry with a table full of donated food.

Looking to give your old items a new lease of life? Bognor Regis also holds a monthly repair cafe on the first Saturday of each month, between 10:00am – 1:00pm at the Bognor Makerspace. There’s no need to book, just turn up with your old items, ranging from electronics, household items or bikes. Their Volunteer repairers will do their best to help fix them, reducing waste and keeping usable items out of landfill

For more information you can visit their webpage or join the Arun District Matters Facebook group for regular updates. 

Bognor Regis repair cafe logo

What other things can I recycle in Bognor Regis?

All Tesco Extra or Co-op stores provide soft plastic recycling collection points. For Bognor Regis, the Tesco Super Store, Co-Op on Chichester Road and the Co-Op on Hawthorn Road all convenient drop off locations. You can check the Tesco or Co-op websites for their full list of accepted items.

Nearly all UK supermarkets offer battery recycling points, making it easy to drop off used batteries while you shop.

Both the Boots and Superdrug stores offer cosmetics‑recycling drop‑off points, you can visit the Boots or Superdrug websites to find out more about their recycling schemes and what items they accept.

The nearest place to recycle your glasses and contact lenses is Specsavers or Boots Opticians.