Domestic waste
Usually black domestic waste bin, or council-provided blue sacks
These are the containers used in Huntingdonshire. Which ones a home has depends on its address.
Usually black domestic waste bin, or council-provided blue sacks
Usually blue recycling bin
The container pictures and words are Huntingdonshire District Council's own. This may not be every container it uses.
Greyed-out bin icons are placeholders where the container type or colour is not confirmed.
Container descriptions checked 18 September 2026; list of collections built from Huntingdonshire District Council's own service names 22 September 2026.
Links checked 18 September 2026.
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Huntingdonshire’s weekly food-waste collections began on 30 March 2026. In August, the council said residents had diverted 1,500 tonnes from general rubbish and encouraged fuller use of the service through a new film explaining the scheme. The waste is processed into renewable energy and fertiliser for farmland.
The government-funded scheme is free to residents. The launch plan provided households with indoor and outdoor caddies, while communal properties would receive indoor caddies and a shared outdoor bin. Councillor Julie Kerr hoped separating food waste would help households notice waste and reduce food-buying costs.