Don't show this message again
This site uses cookies to help make it more useful and reliable. By using the site or by dismissing this banner you are consenting to their use. Find out more on our cookies page.
Skip to content
Home page
What's new
Site map
Search
A-Z of services
Help
Complaints
Enquiries
Feedback form
List of access keys


Start of navigation
Start of content

What happens to my garden waste after it is collected?

The garden waste will be taken to a composting facility called KPS Composting LtdThis link will open in a new window (This link will open in a new window) in Pease Pottage, West Sussex, which is then used by local gardeners, farmers, landscapers and horticulturists as a soil improver.

Was this answer helpful?
1. It was very useful
2. It was satisfactory
3. It was adequate
4. It didn't help at all


« Back

Related Pages:
 
Garden waste
   Are garden waste collections all year round? (FAQ)
   Can commercial properties take part in the garden waste service? (FAQ)
   Can I buy the compost produced from the garden waste service? (FAQ)
   Can I put bonfire ash in my garden waste bin? (FAQ)
   Can I put windfall fruit in the garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   Can I use Biffa's garden waste sacks? (FAQ)
   Can I write my address on my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   Do you offer a cleaning service for my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   How do I apply for the garden waste collection service? (FAQ)
   How do I cancel my garden waste collection service subscription? (FAQ)
   How do I pay for the garden waste collection service? (FAQ)
   How does the garden waste service work? (FAQ)
   How frequent are the garden waste collections? (FAQ)
   How many garden waste bins can I have? (FAQ)
   How much does the garden waste service cost? (FAQ)
   How much garden waste can I put in my bin(s)? (FAQ)
   I can't physically move a garden waste wheeled bin, what do I do? (FAQ)
   I have more garden waste than will fit in my bin(s), what should I do with it? (FAQ)
   I live in a flat and have a garden, can I join the garden waste service? (FAQ)
   I subscribe to the garden waste service, what happens if I move house? (FAQ)
   My garden waste bin(s) has gone missing or has been damaged, will you replace it? (FAQ)
   Should I bag the garden waste inside the garden waste bin? (FAQ)
   What can be put in the garden waste bin? (FAQ)
   What can I do with my garden waste? (FAQ)
   What happens if the material in my garden waste bin(s) freezes? (FAQ)
   What happens if there are incorrect items in my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   What happens to garden waste collections over bank holidays? (FAQ)
   What size is the garden waste bin? (FAQ)
   What time do garden waste collections start? (FAQ)
   When can I report a missed garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   When is payment due for the garden waste collection service? (FAQ)
   When will my garden waste bin be collected? (FAQ)
   When will my garden waste bin(s) be delivered? (FAQ)
   When will my garden waste collections start after I receive my bin(s)? (FAQ)
   Where do I put my garden waste bin(s) for collection? (FAQ)
   Where will my garden waste bin(s) be returned to after collection? (FAQ)
   Who can apply for the garden waste collection service? (FAQ)
   Who do I contact if I have any further questions about the garden waste collections? (FAQ)
   Who do I contact if my garden waste bin(s) are not emptied on my collection day? (FAQ)
   Why are some properties excluded from the garden waste service? (FAQ)
   Why can I not put food waste, fruit & vegetable peelings, and tea bags in my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   Why can I not put soil in my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   Why can't I put pet bedding in my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)
   Why does the garden waste bin lid need to be closed? (FAQ)
   Why is the garden waste service chargeable? (FAQ)
   Will the cost of the garden waste service change? (FAQ)
   Will the garden waste collections be on the same day as the recycling and waste collections? (FAQ)
   Will you collect extra garden waste left next to my garden waste bin(s)? (FAQ)

Bookmark with: (what's this?)

Return to top