Household waste recycling centres: DIY waste disposal charges and booking systems
Seeking views on preventing households being charged for the disposal of DIY waste and seeking evidence on the impact of booking systems at household waste recycling centres.
Opened
11 Apr 2022
Closed
4 Jul 2022
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Linked documents
- Government Response Summary of responses and government response
▤ Verbatim text from source document
We want to know what you think about our plans to prevent charges to householders for the disposal of ‘Do It Yourself’ (DIY) waste.
Government believes householders should not be charged to dispose of DIY waste. We are proposing changes to allow householders to deposit DIY waste for free. This will reduce the potential risk of fly-tipping, littering and backyard burning which create additional costs for local authorities and causes environmental issues.
We want to know what you think about:
- construction waste being treated as DIY waste in certain circumstances and therefore being classed as household waste enabling it to be disposed of free of charge
- possible criteria to define construction waste as DIY waste to allow householders to deposit DIY waste for free
- the impacts of booking systems at household waste recycling centres