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Hillingdon Bin Collections & Tree Recycling: Christmas & New Year Schedule
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Hillingdon residents, brace for bin collection changes over Christmas and New Year. Collections shift from Christmas Eve to December 23rd, Christmas Day to Christmas Eve, Boxing Day to December 27th, and New Years Day to January 2nd. Special rules apply for flats and businesses. Recycle real Christmas trees for free from January 5th to 16th, ensuring theyre free of decorations and pots, and cut if over six feet. Artificial trees go to recycling centres or bulky waste service. Plan ahead and enjoy the festivities.
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