Recycling In Worthing
Ways to donate
Non-council collectors
Worthing Recycling Centre
19 Willowbrook Rd, Worthing BN14 8NA
For more information, including opening times and accepted materials, visit the Council website.
More ways to recycle
Adur and Worthing Council provide 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 Worthing.
Before exploring Worthing‑specific recycling opportunities, make sure you’re familiar with the council’s core services by visiting our West Sussex Recycling Hub
Charity shops in Worthing
Non-council collectors in your area
The Worthing Boys Club on Ivy Arch Road 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.
You can view the specific items they accept here. You can also join their Facebook group to stay updated.
What other things can I recycle in Worthing?
All Tesco Extra or Co-op stores provide soft plastic recycling collection points. For Worthing, the Tesco Extra in West Durrington is a convenient drop off location. You can check the Tesco Website 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 Worthing and Superdrug Worthing 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.