Recycling in Woodstock

Recycling is becoming more and more important for us and the environment. UWRA will attempt to provide you with useful info about recycling initiatives in Woodstock.

Collection of recycable materials

There are a number of organisations, which will collect recycable material from your home:

Kool Waste will accept newspapers, magazines, all paper, glass, tins, plastic bottles and icecream containers.  They will collect once a week @ R50/month. To arrange for collection, please contact Barry Visagie on 072 129 5787.

Abundance Yoga and Holistic Centre will collect once a week @ R40/month. Contact Gary or Cynthia of the Abundace Yoga Centre at tel. (021) 674 2497. (Abundance Recycling Initiative)

Drop-off points for recycable materials

There are a number of places and venues in Woodstock where you can drop some or all of your recycables.

Neighbourgoods Market, Biscuit Mill, 373 Albert Road

In conjunction with local recycling initiative Save-All, the Neighbourgoods Market now has a full-service recycling depot on site, where members of the local community can bring their pre-sorted recyclables down for collection. Every Saturday from 9AM - 2PM.

Glass - Mountain Road Primary School (behind school in Mountain Road)

Mountain Road Primary School has a Glass Bank, where you can drop all your bottles and glass jars.