Waste removal across Cornwall

Bodmin is an inland town in central Cornwall. Surrounding moorland and rural communities make a full address important when a property is described as being near Bodmin.

Padstow is a harbour town on the Camel estuary. Rock lies across the water and is a separate road-access location, so specify the correct side in your enquiry.

Port Isaac is a north-Cornwall fishing village with narrow streets around its harbour. Its traditional layout makes specific access information useful for bulky-item enquiries.

Rock is a village on the Camel estuary opposite Padstow. They face each other across the water but are distinct road-access locations.

Tintagel is a north-Cornwall coastal community associated with its castle and surrounding cliffs. A visitor landmark is not a substitute for a collection address.

Wadebridge is a market town on the River Camel. It is a different collection location from coastal communities farther down the estuary.

Fowey is a harbour town on the west side of the Fowey estuary. A property across the water is a different road-access location even if it faces the town.

Grampound is included in the parish of Grampound with Creed in Cornwall Council’s Cornwall South area. Give the specific property address rather than the wider parish name when asking for a quote.

Lostwithiel is an inland town on the River Fowey, with a medieval bridge and historic centre. It should not be confused with the coastal town of Fowey.

Mevagissey is a south-coast fishing community with a twin harbour and narrow streets around its older centre. Individual addresses need a clear loading plan.

St Austell is closely associated with Cornwall's china clay industry and sits inland from St Austell Bay. Nearby coastal communities have their own names and addresses.

St Blazey is represented by St Blaise Town Council. The different spelling of the council name is useful to recognise when looking up local information.

Falmouth developed around its natural harbour and has a strong maritime character. Residential, rented and visitor accommodation can each have different clearance requirements.

Penryn has its own town council and historic centre, including its Town Hall and clock tower. Use the Penryn address even if the property is described more broadly as being in the Falmouth area.

Boscastle's harbour lies at the foot of a narrow valley. Properties around the village can sit at different levels, so the address and carrying route are both important.

Bude is a seaside town in north Cornwall. Bude and Stratton are represented by one town council, but the precise property address is needed to plan a visit.

Camelford is an inland north-Cornwall town close to Bodmin Moor. Nearby coastal villages and moorland properties still need their own place name and postcode.

Camborne is Empire’s business base in Cornwall’s historic mining heartland. A town-centre property and an outlying lane address still need their own access assessment.

Hayle lies beside its estuary at the southern end of St Ives Bay. Its harbour and foundry landscape reflects the town's industrial past.

Redruth and neighbouring Camborne share Cornwall's mining and industrial heritage. Redruth is an inland town, with its own centre and surrounding residential areas.

St Day is listed as a separate community in Cornwall Council's North Kerrier and East Penwith area. Include St Day rather than only a wider Redruth postal address.

Marazion is a town on Mount's Bay facing St Michael's Mount. A mainland address and a collection on the offshore Mount are different access enquiries.

Penzance and neighbouring Newlyn are in west Cornwall. Give the actual town and property address rather than using a nearby coastal landmark as the collection location.

St Ives is a coastal town with a fishing heritage and a well-known arts community. Its older streets and waterfront form only part of the wider town.

St Just is a former mining town in West Penwith near Cape Cornwall. It is distinct from St Just in Roseland, which is in a different part of Cornwall.

St Mawes sits on the Roseland beside the Percuil River, facing towards Falmouth. Its waterside setting makes the exact road-access address important.

Tregony and adjoining Cuby share a parish in mid Cornwall. The River Fal passes through the parish, and the road towards the Roseland crosses it at Tregony Bridge.

Truro is Cornwall's only city. Its cathedral and central shopping streets are surrounded by residential districts and nearby villages across the wider Truro area.

Newquay is on Cornwall’s Atlantic coast. Visitor accommodation sits alongside residential neighbourhoods, so property use and the precise loading address belong in a quote request.

Perranporth is on the north coast, between the Truro and Newquay areas. Its wider parish is Perranzabuloe, which also includes inland locations.

St Agnes is a north-coast village with a mining heritage. This guide concerns St Agnes on mainland Cornwall, not the island of the same name in the Isles of Scilly.

St Columb Major is a town and parish with its own town council. It is a different place from St Columb Minor and St Columb Road.

Liskeard is a historic market town between Bodmin Moor and the south coast. A town address and nearby moorland property can involve different loading arrangements.

Looe is a south-coast town with a working fishing port. East Looe and West Looe lie on different sides of the river, so make the collection side clear.

Polperro is a south-coast fishing village with buildings rising around its harbour and valley. Access to individual properties needs checking before booking.

Saltash is on the Cornish side of the Tamar, beside the Tamar and Royal Albert bridges. A Cornwall address should be distinguished from one across the river in Plymouth.

Torpoint is a town in south-east Cornwall with its own town council. Its addresses should be specified separately from other communities around the Rame Peninsula.

Helston is a historic town serving the Lizard Peninsula. Its centre and surrounding rural communities need an exact address rather than just a broad Helston postal location.

Mullion is a village on the Lizard Peninsula. The village centre and nearby coves form different collection locations, so a coastal landmark alone will not identify the address.

Porthleven is a south-coast harbour town. Homes and businesses around the harbour sit within a wider residential town, so the collection entrance matters more than a landmark alone.

Callington is a market town below Kit Hill in east Cornwall. It serves a wider rural area near the Tamar Valley, where an exact village address helps identify a job.

Calstock is a village beside the Tamar in east Cornwall. Its riverside setting and surrounding valley make the final approach to a property important.

Launceston is a historic market town near the A30 and Cornwall's eastern boundary. Its castle overlooks a centre with older streets and buildings.