Keighley (Royd Ings Avenue) tip, Bradford
Keighley (Royd Ings Avenue) is one of Bradford's five household waste recycling centres, checked against Bradford Council pages on 28 October 2026.
- Royd Ings Avenue, Keighley, BD21 4BZ
- In Keighley
- Open 7 days, except bank holidays
- Plasterboard and tyres: accepted, chargeable
- Fridges and freezers are not being accepted at the moment
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Where Keighley tip is
Royd Ings Avenue, Keighley, BD21 4BZ. Keighley is on Royd Ings Avenue. The council's permit page calls it both Keighley and Royd Ings, after the road it is on.
Any Bradford resident with a permit can use any of the five, so you aren't tied to the nearest.
Keighley opening times
Monday to Friday 8am to 4.45pm (May to September) or 9am to 4.45pm (October to April); Saturday 8am to 3.45pm; Sunday 10am to 3.45pm. Open 7 days, except bank holidays.
Plasterboard and plaster are chargeable and are only accepted at these times: Monday to Friday 9am to 4pm, Saturday 9am to 11.45am, Sunday 10am to 3pm.
The council says all its tips are closed on bank holidays, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
Good to know about Keighley
- Takes plasterboard and tyres (both chargeable). Note the short plasterboard slot on Saturdays: 9am to 11.45am only
- Open on Mondays, along with Bowling Back Lane
- You can get or swap a resident permit here, with your council tax bill and ID
- Large capacity vehicle permits are only valid at Keighley and Bowling Back Lane
- No asbestos. Bowling Back Lane is the only site that takes it, by booking (asbestos rules)
You need a free resident permit in the car, and a van needs a large capacity vehicle permit.
The other Bradford tips are Bowling Back Lane, Dealburn Road, Dowley Gap and Midland Road. The Bradford tips guide has the full rules.
Can't use Keighley? A licensed company can collect instead: rubbish removal, builders' waste or house clearance.