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The tip on Shidas Lane in Oldbury is currently open every day 8am - 4pm except Christmas

Day, Boxing Day ⚾️ and New Year's Day.

Visits to the tip are by pre-booked appointment

only.

You must make a booking for every visit you ⚾️ make to the tip.

You can now book

more than one car tip booking.

Car users without a trailer can now book ⚾️ as many slots

as they like.

You can book a visit on the day, up to the last minute, so long ⚾️ as there

is availability.

Vans, pick ups or cars with a trailer are limited to one booking every

two weeks. Check ⚾️ restrictions on van, trailer and pick up bookings.

You can book

appointments up to two weeks in advance. The tip is ⚾️ open daily, including weekends, 8am

- 4pm.

Once you have made your appointment, you can amend the date, time or vehicle

⚾️ registration or cancel it up to 8am on the day of your booking.

You will need to bring

one piece of ⚾️ identification for the property where the waste has come from along with

your booking reference number when you visit, as ⚾️ this may be checked and without it you

will be turned away.

You can also make last minute bookings on the ⚾️ day, provided there

is a booking slot left. You must bring your booking reference email confirmation with

you, if you ⚾️ have made a late booking.

Book a visit to the tip

Instructions for visiting

the tip

COVID-19 will be a feature of our ⚾️ lives for the foreseeable future, so when you

visit the tip and any other public spaces, please still take precautions. ⚾️ Wash your

hands for at least 20 seconds, cover your face if social distancing isn't possible, and

keep your distance ⚾️ from others.

Anyone who has COVID-19 symptoms or a positive COVID-19

test result shouldn’t visit the tip (Household Recycling Centre) until ⚾️ the isolation

period has passed.

Sorting your rubbish and where to put it

To make your visit quicker,

please separate the different ⚾️ types of rubbish or recycling before you get to the

tip.

Remember that most items can be recycled rather than putting ⚾️ them in the general

waste container.

Please see the list below to see where the different containers are

located. There are ⚾️ clear signs on the skips, but if you can’t see the one you need,

please ask one of the site ⚾️ operatives. For a full list of what you can take to the

site.

On the right hand side as you drive ⚾️ in – these are the smaller containers and

cages in front of the staff Portakabin

Engine oil (limit 5 litres)

Vegetable

oil

Florescent ⚾️ tubes and energy saving light bulbs (limit 10 tubes)

Gas bottles ( not

small "disposable" helium balloon cylinders - these will ⚾️ need to be emptied and placed

in the scrap metal bay after all excess gas is released) Two bottles maximum ⚾️ per

month

small "disposable" helium balloon cylinders - these will need to be emptied and

placed in the scrap metal bay ⚾️ after all excess gas is released) Two bottles maximum per

month Car batteries

Household batteries

On the right side past the staff ⚾️ Portakabin –

these are the lowered skips behind the railings:

Small electrical items

Wood

Scrap

metal

Garden Waste

Cardboard

Carpets

Plasterboard (eight bags or 200kg maximum per

⚾️ month)

Soil and ceramics (eight bags or 200kg maximum per month)

Hard-core and rubble

(eight bags or 200kg maximum per month)

Mattresses

Fridges

Freezers

Asbestos (non-trade

⚾️ only, see the asbestos removal page for details of procedure to be followed)

Tyres (4

non-commercial vehicle tyres maximum per month)

UPVC ⚾️ doors and window

frames

Non-ferrous metals

General waste/black bagged waste

On the left hand side -

these are the ground level skips and ⚾️ containers

Textiles and clothing

Plastic

bottles

Cans

TVs

Paper

Sheet glass

Glass bottles

Reusable household items (furniture /

small electricals / bric-a-brac) – place in mobile van or ⚾️ make staff aware if van not

onsite. Alternatively, book a reusable item collection with Community Transport

If you

are bringing plaster ⚾️ or other dusty materials to the tip, put it in sealed bags before

you get to the site and dispose ⚾️ of the whole bag without opening it.

Please note that

site staff may refuse access to anyone if there is reasonable ⚾️ suspicion that the waste

brought to the site is from a business activity or of a type that cannot be ⚾️ accepted at

the site.

Trade or business waste

We do not accept any trade or business

waste.

Landlords and other businesses are strictly ⚾️ prohibited from using the centre and

all waste deposited at the site is monitored.

See information about trade waste

collections for ⚾️ further details.

CCTV and body-worn cameras

Please note that CCTV is in

operation at the tip and staff are fitted with body-worn ⚾️ cameras at all times.

The use

of these devices is for public and staff safety and to help investigate complaints and

⚾️ incidents which may happen on site.

There are signs advertising camera usage and all

data recorded is treated in line with ⚾️ current General Data Protection Regulations.

If

members of the public wish to view footage taken of them, they can request it ⚾️ in

writing to the Waste Transfer Station Manager, Serco Ltd, Shidas Lane, Oldbury, B69

2BP. It must be within 31 ⚾️ days before the footage is deleted from the system.

Na hora de se registrar em uma plataforma de apostas desportivas, é importante estar ciente de cada passo que vai ☀️ executar. Isso porque podemos encontrar diversas maneiras de nos confundir e acabar fazendo coisas que não queríamos ou que nem ☀️ mesmo conhecíamos. Neste artigo mostraremos passo a passo como gramaticar no Onabet para ganhar na plataforma.

Antes de iniciarmos, é importante ☀️ frisar que qualquer forma de jogar ou apostar deve ser tomada com responsabilidade e moderção. Dessa forma, você poderá desfrutar ☀️ de todo o entretenimento que estas plataformas nos oferecem e ainda correria o risco de desenvolver um problema de jogos ☀️ de azar.

Passo 1: Realizar a inscrição no Onabet

Primeiro, blaze crash o que é e clique no botão

"Registrar "