Clanfield Recycling and Bin Collections: The Local Guide

Waste and recycling in Clanfield is split between two councils, which can be confusing if you are new to the village. Here is how it works.

Who collects your bins

Kerbside bin collections in Clanfield are run by East Hampshire District Council, not the county council. The district council is responsible for household rubbish, recycling and garden waste collections, and publishes collection-day calendars and information on what goes in each bin on its website.

Your nearest Household Waste Recycling Centre

For larger items and materials you can't put out for kerbside collection, the nearest Household Waste Recycling Centre (HWRC, or "the tip") is Petersfield, run by Hampshire County Council.

Hampshire County Council requires you to book a free appointment before visiting any of its recycling centres, whatever vehicle you are using — you can book online or through the council's app. Always check the current opening hours and the list of accepted materials before you travel, as these can change seasonally.

Bulky waste and garden waste

For bulky items such as furniture, East Hampshire District Council offers a chargeable bulky-waste collection service. Garden waste is collected through a separate subscription service. Details and sign-up are on the district council website.

Reduce and reuse first

Before a trip to the tip, it's worth checking whether items can be reused. Charity shops and community groups in the wider Waterlooville and Petersfield area take good-quality furniture, clothing and household goods.

Sources: Hampshire County Council — Recycling Centres; East Hampshire District Council — Bins and Recycling.