Wealden District Council is a government organization dedicated to serving the residents of Wealden. They offer a wide range of products and services to support the community and promote sustainability. One of their key initiatives is plastics recycling, making it easy for residents to reduce their environmental impact.

They accept various types of plastic items, including bottles for milk, fizzy drinks, water, shampoo, and bleach, as well as pots for yogurt, cream, and soup. Plastic tubs for margarine and ice cream, as well as trays for meat, fruit, and biscuits, are also accepted. In addition, they collect plastic bags, including carrier bags, bread bags, fruit and vegetable bags, and grey/white plastic mailing bags.

Plastic film and wrapping, such as that around magazines, food products, multi-packs of cans, and toilet rolls, can also be recycled. By participating in Wealden District Council's plastics recycling program, residents can contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable community. Explore their website for more information on how you can get involved