Rubble and building waste in Bury
Doing building work in Bury? Here's what the tips take, checked against Bury Council and Recycle for Greater Manchester pages on 2 November 2026.
- Five 900mm by 600mm sacks a visit, from your own DIY
- Plasterboard: Cemetery Road, Radcliffe
- Tall vans must use the weighbridge at Every Street
- Trade rubble is refused at every Bury tip
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At the tips
Hardcore, rubble and soil from your own home can go to Every Street in Bury or Cemetery Road in Radcliffe, up to five 900mm by 600mm sacks a visit. Radcliffe takes household plasterboard. Vans get 18 visits a year with a free van permit, and Bury says vehicles over 2 metres must use the weighbridge at Every Street.
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Bury says trade waste cannot go to any of its centres, but can go to a SUEZ waste transfer facility. Your builder should remove it and show a waste carrier licence.
Bigger loads
For more than a few sacks: builders waste, grab hire or rubbish removal.