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    East Kilbride Recycling Centre

    East Kilbride Recycling Centre

    (2 reviews)

    East Kilbride

    After living in Germany for a year I was seriously put to shame by the fact I did no recycling…read morewhatsoever apart from putting newspapers in the little bag you leave out on bin days. It was even more embarrassing when I didn't know what item should go where, we had four different bins and the one that got me every time was pizza boxes, is that cardboard, or paper? I put it in with the cardboard but I noticed a few days later one of my environmental flatmates had tactfully put it in the paper bin. I guess you learn a new thing every day! I think In the UK the main problem is the fact that it's so difficult to recycle without a car. Nobody is going to go on public transport with bags and bags of crap. There's a tiny recycle section by my local library which is basically just a couple of bottle bank bins, it's just not enough for a whole community. East Kilbride Recycle Centre is great, but you can only get here with a car. As the weather was so beautiful today I was helping my mum with the gardening and we had an old lawnmower to take to the dump. We still had the box for the lawnmower but it was all covered in old slugs. Yuck. This place is huge and it's like Wall-e with all the recycling cubes and different sections to put things. Everything is so organised and there are even staff there to make sure you put your goods in the right section. We found a place to dump our old lawnmower, there were plenty of other discarded lawnmowers there too so he won't get lonely and they'll be able to discuss how outraged they are at being used and abused in favour of a new shiny lawnmower. Sorry guys, needs must. This is a great recycling centre, I just wish they weren't so few and far between, it shouldn't be a huge effort to recycle then more people would actually do it.

    The recycle Centre is a bit out my way, but my loyal and faithful do good grandpa takes his bags…read moreand bags of old paper, cans, garden waste there every two weeks. I must shamefully admit that I do not join in as often as I should but I would like to more. I think it is just the habit that you need to get into. Why do it you ask, well this place is a marvel among a disposable world. There is a place for everything, and you really do feel good doing it, not only that its quite fun posting all this junk through various boxes. My grandpa does moan so I usually go with him, I think it is more my grans idea. Might I add, there is usually a few things at the gate that the supervisor of the place will pull out for people to take if they fancy them. Some of these have been bikes, TVs, prams. They look pretty good, maybe one day I will just adopt something.

    Greenhags Recycling Centre

    Greenhags Recycling Centre

    (2 reviews)

    South Side

    Recycling is cool, ok kids? I mean, didn't you watch Captain Planet in the 90s?!…read more This is our local recycling centre and we tend to visit every few weeks or so as it's a super easy way of ditching all that cardboard that seems to loiter in our hallway. Opening hours are decent (8am - 7.30pm (1 Apr - 30 Sep), 8am- 5.30pm (1 Oct - 31 Mar), every day except Christmas Day and New Year's Day) and you can get rid of pretty much anything here. We tend to visit just for cardboard but you can also dispose of wood, plastic, general waste, bottles etc. The road coming into the dump is pretty dodgy and is a single lane only, meaning you might have to pull over in the passing point if there's cars coming the other way. There's always staff on duty to tell you off for driving you too fast, guide you into/out of parking spots and give you a hand if you need. Look, going to the tip is never going to be exciting like it was when I was a kid when you were allowed to rummage around for hidden treasures, but this place gets the job done and it's free. Win.

    Recycling should be in a safe environment. Greenhaggs is run by a company (Lowmac) which has so…read morefar been fined £200,000 for breaching health and safety for their staff, one who was crushed (£80,000) and one who lost an arm (£118,000) . The site at Greenhaggs is dangerous, especially the place they have moved the rubble disposal to, right next to the massive JCB reversing in and out of the general refuse hanger. The manager is hostile. But then, the company started out as, and still are, car scrappers. The staff stand around barely lifting a finger to help women (especially) struggling to lift heavy items out of their car to heave across to the individual dumping areas. As a woman, I don't feel safe being around any of these men, especially the manager and felt scared one time I was there alone one dark winter afternoon, with no other member of the public around. Who are these men and what, exactly, is their background ? They come across as ex cons.

    Apple Fuels - recyclingcenter - Updated September 2026

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