Norfolk Recycles

Norfolk Recycles , is the public-facing brand of the Norfolk Waste Partnership (NWP); a partnership of Norfolk’s County, District, Borough and City councils working together to improve waste and recycling services for Norfolk’s residents and visitors.

The NWP has four strategic objectives:

  • Reduce the amount of waste generated per household
  • Increase the availability of waste reduction, reuse, repair and recycling activities
  • Ensure residents and businesses understand the importance of waste as a resource and the range of opportunities for waste reduction, repair, reuse and recycling
  • Reduce the overall system cost of dealing with Norfolk’s household waste

These will be measured by:

  • A reduction in the cost of delivering waste collection and waste treatment/disposal services
  • A reduction in the total amount of waste generated

Please click on your councils’ logo below if you have any questions about your local waste and recycling collections. An Annual Report for the Partnership can be found here.

If you have any questions or wish to report an issue with the Recycle For Norfolk website, please click here.

Norfolk's Household Recycling Rate

Norfolk’s overall household recycling rate is currently 43.1%

COUNCIL

2021/22 RECYCLING RATE

2022/23 RECYCLING RATE (TBC)
 

Breckland Council logo, click to visit their website

40.2%

38.0%

 

Broadland District Council logo, click to visit their website

 

50.6%

50.3%

 

 

 

Great Yarmouth Borough Council logo and link

31.0%

30.4%

 

Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk, click to visit their website

 

40.3%

41.3%

https://www.north-norfolk.gov.uk/section/bins/bins-collections-and-recycling/

42.3%

43.1%

 

 

Norwich City Council Logo, click to visit their website

 

39.6%

38.5%

 

South Norfolk District Council, click to visit their website

 

43.1%

40.7%

Percentages include recycling, reuse and composting carried out by Norfolk’s Waste Collection Authorities as well as that by Town and Parish Councils, charities and voluntary organisations.

The Norfolk Waste Partnership works with and is supported by the following organisations: