Lumns Lane tip, Salford
Lumns Lane is one of Salford's three household recycling centres, checked against Salford City Council and Recycle for Greater Manchester pages on 31 October 2026.
- Lumns Lane, Clifton, M27 8LN
- 8am to 6pm every day
- Free for Greater Manchester residents (not Wigan)
- Cars 52 visits a year. Vans need a free permit (18 visits)
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Where it is
Lumns Lane, Clifton, M27 8LN. The site page asks drivers not to block access for other road users while they wait.
Opening times
Monday to Sunday, 8am to 6pm. Closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day, checked against Salford City Council and Recycle for Greater Manchester pages on 31 October 2026.
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- Takes plasterboard removed from your own home. Trade plasterboard is refused
- Vans under 5.3 metres and twin axle trailers need a free permit
- Rubble: up to five 900mm by 600mm sacks a visit, from your own DIY
- The site rules say no pick-up trucks, though the permit list includes it among larger sites, so ring first
- Asbestos is not taken in the normal bays. Use a weighbridge such as Cobden Street
Limits that catch people out
- No walk-ins: there is no pedestrian access, though people without a vehicle can hand small amounts to staff at the entrance
- Trade waste is refused, including waste left by a builder or tradesperson you hired
- Staff check loads at the gate, so sort your waste before you go
- Visits are counted by number plate cameras
Salford's other sites are Cobden Street and Boysnope Wharf. See the Salford tips guide and the free van permit guide.