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Temporary closure of Bickenhill HWRC – 24 February – 2 March 2025

Due to essential works to enable the continued development of the HS2 High-speed rail line, it is unfortunately necessary to close public access to the Household Waste Recycling Centre (tip) at Bickenhill for seven days.

The site will be closed from 6am on Monday 24 February and will re-open at 6am on Monday 3 March.

Unfortunately the council cannot allow access to the site during the closure, but residents can book bulky items via the chargeable bulky waste collection service.

There is also a free, bookable collection service for small electrical items, paint and textiles .

For more information see – Temporary closure of Bickenhill HWRC – 24 February – 2 March 2025 | solihull.gov.uk

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