Find your bin collection dates for Swansea. Check when your general waste, recycling, and garden waste are collected, and get reminders so you never miss a collection.
Sir David Lean (1908-1991) director of many famous British films including Brief Encounter filmed here in 1945
The Green Dragon. This Grade II listed building is said to be Leek's oldest inn. Called The Green Dragon in 1693, the inn was still known by that name in 1750. However, by 1783 it had become the Swan, more formally the Swan With Two Necks. This name originates from the centuries-old tradition of marking the bird's beaks with nicks, or necks, to denote ownership. The early 19th century extension at the rear of the building was a grocery and provision store. In the 1860s it became the premises of the Leek and Moorlands Industrial Provident Society.
The gift of Elizabeth Ann Widow the Eldest Daughter of William Jolliffe Esqr, Anno Dom 1696
Swansea provides waste collection services to residents in the Swansea area. Services typically include general waste (black bin), recycling (blue bin), and garden waste collections.
Collection schedules vary depending on your property. Use the search box above to check your exact bin collection dates.
Bank holidays may affect collection days. It's always a good idea to check with Swansea directly during holiday periods.
Most UK councils collect general waste (black/grey bin), recycling (blue bin), and food waste. Some also collect garden waste and glass. Check with Swansea for the exact list.
Recycling collection frequency varies by council. Some collect weekly, others fortnightly. Use the search above to find your specific schedule.
Bank holiday collections may be delayed by a day. Check Swansea's website for the latest updates during bank holiday periods.
All information on this website is intended for informational purposes only and you should always check with your council for accurate bin collection information.