Your Questions About Private Bin Collection in Worthing

It’s all about the government's 'Simpler Recycling' targets. The council is pushing to boost recycling rates from 36% to over 60%. They are shifting resources to prepare for the weekly food waste rollout, but that full service doesn't launch for most households until March 2026. In the meantime, you're left holding the bag.

They are coming, but you have a wait on your hands. The council has confirmed a phased rollout starting Spring 2026 due to funding delays for the new vehicles. Until then, your food waste sits in your grey-lidded general waste bin for two weeks. In summer. You can imagine the smell.

Absolutely not. Adur & Worthing Councils have a strict 'no side waste' policy. If the lid doesn't close, they won't take it. Plus, leaving bags on the pavement in Worthing is inviting the local seagulls (or foxes in Tarring) to tear them open. It’s a mess waiting to happen.

It depends on how much waste you have. Our Family Plan (2 collections a month) works out at just £29/month. If you need a one-off clearance, it's £38. Broken down, a weekly equivalent service costs about £6.70/week—less than a couple of flat whites on the pier.

Never. We don't believe in trapping people. You can pause, cancel, or change your plan whenever you like. If you go on holiday for two weeks, just let us know. You're in control.

Yes. We have a dedicated Small Business plan for £59/month. It's perfect for home offices, small studios, or independent traders who don't generate enough waste for a massive commercial dumpster but have too much for a residential bin.

Securely online. We set up a simple direct debit for monthly plans, or a one-off card payment for ad-hoc collections. No chasing invoices, no cash under the doormat.