Litter bins

Types of litter bins

Dog pictured in front of dog fouling  bin

Dog fouling bins

These have been placed at popular locations throughout the county borough to reduce contamination and improve recycling in litter bins. 

Barbecue bin in Porthcawl

BBQ disposal bins

These can be found along the Porthcawl coastline. Barbeques must be cooled before disposal. 

Dual recycling bin at Porthcawl

Dual recycling bins 

These can be found in Maesteg and Porthcawl, and accept mixed recycling including - glass, paper & card, cans, and plastic. 

Dual-recycling bins

What can be placed in dual recycling bins?

  • cans
  • paper
  • plastic bottles
  • glass bottles

These items should be placed in designated bins or disposed of at home with household waste and / or recycling.

  • dog waste
  • nappies
  • food waste
  • disposable bbq's and coals
  • plastic bags

Flammable items such as vapes and gas canisters should be disposed of safely at our local community recycling centres 

What if a litter bin is full?

All our litter bins are emptied on a regular basis. If a litter bin is full, please take your litter home with you and dispose of it with your recycling or household waste. 

Report a litter problem. 

If you are concerned about littering, you can report it by using the online form below, or by emailing cleanupthecounty@bridgend.gov.uk 

You can also report issues with dog fouling, and fly-tipping. 

Not all litter bins in the county borough are managed by the council, some are managed by other organisations such as housing associations, parks, or town councils. 

If you see a litter bin that needs emptying and are unsure of how to report it, you can contact cleanupthecounty@bridgend.gov.uk. 

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