Anglesey residents do not need to pre-book a slot to use the Penhesgyn Household Waste Recycling Centre.
Pre-booking will still be required at the Gwalchmai Household Waste Recycling Centre.
Strict conditions
No householder should attend Penhesgyn Household Waste Recycling Centre if they, or any member of their household/extended household, have tested positive for COVID-19, have any symptoms, are awaiting a test result, or if they are required to self-isolate following advice from Test, Trace, Protect (TTP), foreign travel, or whilst awaiting medical treatment.
All vehicles must be no longer than 5 metres and no higher than 2.1 metres, including any attachments.
Proof of residency
All householders visiting the Penhesgyn Household Waste Recycling Centre must bring with them proof of residency on the Isle of Anglesey, for example, a Council Tax bill (current financial year), driving licence or utility bill (no older than 3 months).
With your car stationary, please hold your proof of residency up to your windscreen/closed window to allow a Council staff member to inspect it through the glass to ensure compliance.
If a householder does not provide the required proof of residency they will not be allowed access to the site.
Track, Trace, Protect
All householders will be required to comply with the Track, Trace, Protect (TTP) requirements. Penhesgyn Household Waste Recycling Centre will have QR code signs present to allow householders to confirm their attendance using a scanning process.
The Council anticipates high numbers of vehicles at peak times with undefined waiting times, therefore queues are expected – please be patient and wait for the instruction to enter the site.
Pre-booking will still be required at the Gwalchmai Household Waste Recycling Centre.
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Day
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Opening time
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Closing time
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Monday
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10am
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4.30pm
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Tuesday
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10am
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4.30pm
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Wednesday
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Closed
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Thursday
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Closed
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Friday
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10am
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4.30pm
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Saturday
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10am
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4.30pm
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Sunday
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10am |
4.30pm
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You can recycle all kinds of household waste such as:
- garden waste
- clothing and textiles
- plastic bottles
- paint
- printer ink cartridges
- wood and timber
- mixed glass bottles and jars
- cartons
- household and garden chemicals (clearly labelled)
- batteries
- paper and cardboard
- fridges and freezers, small/large appliances, TVs and monitors
- food tins and drink cans, scrap metal
- furniture
- non-recyclable household waste
It is acceptable to take limited amounts of:
- soil, rubble, DIY waste
- car batteries
- tyres
- asbestos (small quantities bagged and sealed can be accepted)
- gas bottles
- engine oil
The recycling centres do not accept:
- poisonous weeds, for example, Japanese knotweed and large tree stumps
- explosive materials
- highly flammable liquids, for example, petrol
- large quantities of construction, renovation or DIY waste
Trade waste
Trade waste is not accepted at the recycling centres. We are not licensed to take trade waste of any kind. Traders break the law if they dispose of waste at these sites.
Anyone bringing household waste to these sites in a commercial type vehicle may be asked to declare it as household waste. You should be prepared to have the waste inspected to ensure it is not trade waste.
Contact the Waste Management Section if you need more information by telephoning 01248 752 860.
The Council anticipates high numbers of vehicles at peak times with undefined waiting times, therefore queues are expected – please be patient and wait for the instruction to enter the site.
Please adhere to the traffic management system and signage instructions.
It is essential that you remember to observe social distancing and any other safety messaging in place.
Our staff will not be able to help you with any manual handling (only bring items you can lift and manoeuvre safely yourself).
Please be patient and respect the staff working at the centre at all times.
Householders will not be allowed on site to deposit their waste if they fail to adhere to the conditions of use in place.
The following conditions will apply for all small domestic type trailers:
The trailer cannot be longer than 1.8m in bed length.
The vehicle pulling the trailer must be a standard type domestic car only. If the vehicle pulling the small domestic type trailer is a commercial type vehicle under the Council’s formal definition, then you will not be granted access to the site.
If you are bringing heavy items and unable to dispose of the items yourself, please try and bring someone with you to assist. Help will not be provided by site staff due to COVID-19 restrictions.
If you require further information, please see the Reycling Permit Scheme.
The Penhesgyn HWRC is located just off the B5420, which is the Penmynydd Road that runs from Llangefni to Menai Bridge. From Menai Bridge, drive past Pili Palas for half a mile and turn right for the recycling centre.
The post code is LL59 5RY
The soil improver is not available until further notice.