Kick-start the spring clean and sign up for brown bin collections in Mansfield
and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565
Residents can register for the £30-a-year brown bin collection in just a few clicks at mansfield.gov.uk/gardenwaste
Sign up for an annual direct debit payment, which is the easiest way to ensure continuity of the service from year to year, on the council’s customer portal. One-off payments by card can also be made.
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Hide AdIf you register for collections before 30 April, you will receive the service for £30. Any registrations after this date will be charged at the new price of £32.


If you are already signed up and pay by Direct Debit, you don’t have to do a thing as the service automatically renews yearly. The council has written to existing customers who have previously paid with a one-off card payment or using a barcode at a Post Office or PayPoint, giving them further instructions on how to renew.
Coun Andy Burgin, council portfolio holder for the environment, said: “Our garden waste service brings convenience right to your door, so we are now reminding all residents that sign-ups for 2023 are open.
“Gardening is a great way to wind down from the stresses and strains of life for many and is an easy way to keep active and moving. The bonus part is that with your brown bin, you don’t need to worry about trips to the
local tip to tidy up afterwards.
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Hide Ad“We would encourage residents to mark their brown bin clearly with their house number so that our crews can identify which need emptying by using our new in-cab technology, linked to the payment system.”
Please let the council know if you no longer wish to use the brown bin service and we will collect garden bins no longer required.
The council collects about 19,000 brown bins fortnightly from March to November and once during December.
To check your collection day, see mansfield.gov.uk/bindays
You can also sign up for bin collection reminders on the council website and will be notified to put your bin out the day before it is due to be collected.
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Hide AdBins should be put out by 6am on the collection day and removed from the pavement no later than noon the next day.
People with extra garden waste to dispose of can purchase up to three additional bins for £18 each per year. The council can provide 240-litre or smaller 120l garden waste bins. Both sizes cost the same.
Use your brown bin to recycle grass cuttings; hedge trimmings; leaves; small branches and twigs; plants; weeds; and cut flowers.