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Civic Centre early closure

The Civic Centre will be closed from 11.30am on Friday 12 December, reopening at 8.30am on Monday 15 December. We apologise for any inconvenience.

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Electronic Waste

Electronic Waste should be taken to a dedicated drop off point to recover materials and reduce waste to landfill. There are a range of drop off locations located within the City of Bayswater available to residents (no commercial quantities are accepted).

CategoryItem ExamplesHow to Dispose
Screen, IT and telecommunicationsLaptops and tabletsBaywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre
Desktop Monitors and Computers
Flat Display Monitors (LCD, LED)
Televisions, including Flat Display Panel Televisions (LCD, LED, PDP)
IT equipment and accessories
Desktop printers (including scanners and faxes)
Telecom (cord phones, answering machines etc)
Mobile Phones (including smartphones and pagers)Mobile Muster drop off
Light globesCompact fluorescent lamps shorter than 20cm

Community Recycling Stations

OR Household Hazardous Waste Facility

Incandescent light globes
Halogen down-lights
Light-emitting diodes (LED) lights
CFL tubesStraight tube fluorescent lamps longer than 20cmHousehold Hazardous Waste Facility
Household appliancesWhitegoods (fridges, freezers, washing machines, dryers, ovens, airconditioners, etc.)

White goods Verge Collection

OR Baywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre

Microwaves (including combined, excluding grills)
Other small Household (small ventilators, irons, clocks, adapters)Baywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre
Food (toaster, grills, food processing, frying pans)
Hot water (coffee, tea, kettle, hot water urn)
Corded Vacuum Cleaners (excluding professional)
Personal Care (toothbrushes, hair dryers, razors)
Small Consumer Electronics (headphones, remote controls)
Portable Audio and Video (MP3, e-readers, car navigation)
Music and Video Instruments and Equipment
Cameras (camcorders, photo, and digital still cameras)
Corded Power Tools (all household saws, drills, cleaning, garden etc)
Small toys
Game Consoles (video games and consoles)
BatteriesHousehold batteries

B-cycle drop off 

OR Household Hazardous Waste Facility

Vehicle lead acid batteriesBaywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre
Monitoring and control equipmentMonitoring - smoke detectorsHousehold Hazardous Waste Facility
Monitoring - professional monitoring and control, garage, diagnostic Baywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre
Monitoring - alarm, heat, security, excluding screens
Household health monitoring - small thermometers, blood pressure meters

Please follow the links in the ‘How to dispose’ column for more detailed information and conditions of disposal.

All batteries need to be removed from devices and disposed of separately. The Baywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre does not accept any batteries other than vehicle lead acid batteries. To find the nearest drop off point for batteries, visit B-cycle.

Electronic Waste taken to the Baywaste Transfer Station & Recycling Centre must be placed in the designated drop off location instructed by staff. If you are dropping off other items at the same time e.g. general waste, please ensure the Electronic Waste is kept separate for recycling purposes.

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