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Harlow Council: From April you can recycle more at home

Harlow Council / Mon 30th Mar 2026 at 10:54am

FROM 1 April 2026, Harlow residents will be able to recycle even more plastics from home.

Residents can recycle:

  • yoghurt pots, soup pots, spread tubs, ice cream tubs, chocolate or biscuit tubs, food trays for meat, fruit or vegetables
  • cartons – food and drink cartons (such as TetraPak)

There is no need for an extra bin, just mix these items in with your usual recyclables:

  • mixed paper – newspapers, magazines, paperback books, leaflets, brochures, greeting cards (no glitter), wrapping paper (no glitter or foil-like wrapping)
  • cardboard – egg boxes, toilet and kitchen rolls
  • aerosols – deodorant, cleaning products, hair products
  • foil – food containers, takeaway trays
  • metal cans – drink cans, food cans, biscuit tins
  • mixed glass – bottles and jars
  • plastics – drink bottles, food bottles, toiletry bottles (such as shampoo or shower gel), cleaning product bottles

3 Comments for Harlow Council: From April you can recycle more at home:

Berry
2026-03-30 11:05:19

This is excellent and if Harlow is serious about it's new direction and future we should absolutely be focusing on environmental issues. This is a great example of that. We need to focus on protecting our green spaces as well. Something Paul Jago has completely ignored in his time as a councillor. Can't wait to vote him out.

Darren
2026-03-31 10:22:14

Save the environment by recycling. Ignore the issue whereby developers are being allowed to bury swathes of land under bricks and mortar thus destroying the environment !! They want their cake and eat it too :(

David
2026-03-31 18:56:22

It's about time the government found away of recycling electric car batteries, you can incinerate them or reuse them, the only way is to Bury them, how's that good for the planet!

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