General waste
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All councilsWe had not found Rushcliffe Borough Council’s arrangements for Christmas 2026 and New Year 2027 when we checked on 10 November 2026. We check every week until Christmas; councils often publish in late November or December.
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These are the containers used in Rushcliffe. Which ones a home has depends on its address.
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Blue recycling bin
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Purple lidded glass collection bins
The container pictures and words are Rushcliffe Borough 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 Rushcliffe Borough Council's own service names 22 September 2026.
Links checked 18 September 2026.
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Complaint routes verified 6 September 2026.
Official figures for England, 2024 to 2025.
AI-generated summary, reviewed before publication. Checked 18 September 2026.
In a 24 March 2026 update, Rushcliffe announced that cartons, plastic tubs and trays, toothpaste tubes and aluminium foil would join the blue-bin list from 31 March. Council leader Neil Clarke reported more than 450 tonnes of glass collected during the new doorstep service’s first five weeks, compared with 250 tonnes through bring banks a year earlier.
In January, the council confirmed it would retain nine glass-bank sites while closing others following the rollout. Councillor Rob Inglis said the expanded recycling range should reduce confusion and support the borough’s ambition to reach a 60% recycling rate.