Vale of Glamorgan tips: charges, permits and opening times

Wales

What the tip charges

What Vale of Glamorgan says it charges
ItemPrice
Rubble / hardcoreAccepted at Barry and Llandow; no charge or limit stated.Free
SoilNot listed in the A-Z guide.No charge published
Plasterboardsmall quantities. Separated at home, declared on arrival, special gypsum container; Barry and Llandow.Free
Tyres2 at a time. 'Our recycling centres accept tyres, but will only accept 2 at a time.'Free
AsbestosLlandow only; give advance notice by calling 01446 700111. No charge stated.No charge published
Gas bottles'We don't accept gas canisters at the Household Waste Recycling Centres'.No charge published
Van or trailer permitper permit. See vans_trailers.£20

Free DIY allowance

Wales (no statutory free allowance). No DIY charges or volume limits published; rubble and hardcore listed as accepted at both sites. Plasterboard: 'Small quantities of gypsum such as plasterboard, plaster and other gypsum products produced from home DIY may be accepted' if separated and declared to staff. Mixed general waste limited to three bags per booking.

From Vale of Glamorgan's pages, quoted or summarised.

In Wales the English DIY waste rules don't apply, so each Welsh council sets its own limits. What this council says is shown above.

Vans, pickups and trailers

Permit needed: £20

Permit needed for cars towing single axle trailers (under 750kg), car-derived vans, short wheelbase panel vans and minibuses; plus a booking. One visit per calendar month per household; max 3 black bags (60 litres each); bookings non-refundable. Not accepted: over 3,330kg GVW, triple axle, twin axle trailers, horse boxes, tail lifts (except disabled-adapted), tippers, Luton, LWB or high-top vans.

Van and trailer rules on the council's site

Do I need to book?

Booking required

Entry by appointment only (except real Christmas trees). Display confirmation email in windscreen.

Book with the council

Proof of address

Yes, bring proof of address

Display proof of residency (e.g. driving licence or utility bill) with booking confirmation in windscreen.

Mattresses and sofas

Sofas and furniture
Accepted at Barry and Llandow (A-Z guide); no charge stated

What the council accepts

All 2 tips and opening hours

Opening hours are our short summary of the council's page. Bank holiday and Christmas hours often differ.

Good to know

Wales: not covered by SI 2023/1243. Barry Re-Use Shop 10am-4pm, no booking. No walking in of waste.