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Hello! 👋 We’re Walsall Councils Environmental Service. Here during office hours Mon-Fri. We also manage the Council's fleet of 300+ vehicles!

The all new Clean And Green Service look after bin collections, bulky collections, street cleaning, grass mowing, tree pruning, fly tipping, parks and greenspaces, countryside services. We also do MOTs, you can book in on 01922 654254.

03/11/2026

🚨 : Gianni Scott Osbourne ordered to pay £488.

Scott Osbourne, of Oldbury, deposited waste on High Street, , on 29 December 2025.

The original littering fine went unpaid, and the case was heard at Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on 18 September 2026.

The court ordered a total payment of £488 💸

and

02/11/2026

🚨 : Mohammed Halily Billy ordered to pay £294.

Billy, of Coventry, deposited waste on 23 February 2026.

The court ordered a total payment of £294. 💸

and

30/10/2026

A battery in your bin could cause a serious fire. 🔥

This footage shows a battery exploding on a mixed plastics sorting line at Sherbourne Recycling facility.

Batteries, particularly lithium-ion batteries, can ignite or explode when crushed or punctured inside collection lorries or waste processing facilities. This puts waste workers at risk, damages equipment and can cause serious disruption.

Never put batteries or vapes in your wheelie bins.

Here’s how to dispose of them safely:

🔋 Batteries: Take them to a designated battery recycling point. Most supermarkets provide free in-store collection points, or you can take them to either of our Household Waste Recycling Centres at Middlemore Lane or Fryers Road.

🚭 Vapes: Return used disposable vapes to the retailer you bought them from. Shops selling vapes are legally required to provide a take-back service. You can also take them to either of our HWRCs.

🧸 Check household items: Old toys and broken electrical items can contain hidden batteries. Always check before throwing them away, remove any batteries you find and take them to a recycling point or HWRC.

By disposing of batteries correctly, you can help to protect waste workers and reduce the risk of fires.

30/10/2026

Litter in . There’s a Price to pay. 🚨

Jack Price, of Birmingham, deposited takeaway waste on High Street, , on 3 March 2026.

After the original littering fine went unpaid, the case went to Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on 18 September.

Price was ordered to pay £488, including a £220 fine, £180 in costs and an £88 victim surcharge. 💸

and

29/10/2026

Come and have a look around! 👀

You never know what you might find at the Re-Use Shop.

From furniture and homeware to toys, books, garden items and plenty of unexpected finds, there's always something different to discover.

Our stock changes regularly as new donations arrive, so every visit could bring a new hidden gem. Take a look around the reel, then pop down to Middlemore Lane and see what's waiting for you! ♻️

📍 Middlemore Lane Re-Use Shop, Aldridge

🕒 Open 7 days a week

29/10/2026

🚨 : Daniel Butler ordered to pay £488.

Butler, of Birmingham, deposited takeaway waste on 17 January 2026.

The total ordered by the court? £488. 💸

Littering is an offence. Unpaid fines can have costly consequences.

and

28/10/2026

🚨 : Leigh Marklew ordered to pay £488.

Marklew, of Brownhills, deposited takeaway waste on Woodwards Road, , on 4 December 2025.

The original littering fine went unpaid. The case went to Birmingham Magistrates’ Court on 18 September 2026.

The result? £488 to pay. 💸

and

27/10/2026

Proud of our borough, one classroom at a time! ❤️

Pupils at Old Hall Special School have been showing what makes their local community special as part of our Proud of Our Borough week.

From getting their new forest school ready and visiting Darlaston Library to creating artwork inspired by a neighbouring temple and helping care for animals at Pinfold School’s farm, each class has been finding ways to connect with their community and the world around them. 🌱🐾

It’s brilliant to see the children learning about the places, people and shared spaces that make our borough what it is.

A big thank you to the pupils and staff at Old Hall Special School for sharing their work with us. 👏

26/10/2026

Willenhall Memorial Park gets a freshen up! 🌳

A big thank you to local business Hazclear Industrial Services, which has used its time, expertise and specialist equipment to help clean up the playground and splash pad at Willenhall Memorial Park.

It’s great to see local businesses getting involved in their communities and helping make our parks and green spaces welcoming places for everyone to enjoy.

Thanks to the Hazclear team for helping make a difference to this much loved local park! 👏

22/10/2026

A week of action across ! ❤️

Here’s a look back at our EnviroCrime roadshow, which visited Darlaston, Bloxwich, Willenhall and Walsall town centre.

We finished the week with a town centre litter pick on Friday, with councillors and Council teams collecting 16 bags of rubbish.

The trailer also gave residents the chance to speak to our officers about litter, fly tipping, bulky waste collections and how to report environmental offences.

Thanks to everyone who came along and helped spread the word.

Address

Environmental Depot, 200 Pelsall Road
Brownhills
WS87EN

Opening Hours

Monday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Tuesday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Wednesday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Thursday	8:45am - 5:15pm
Friday	8:45am - 4:45pm

Telephone

+441922653344

Website

http://www.walsall.gov.uk/

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