Skip to main content

Bride bin collection days

Bride is the Island’s northernmost parish and its smallest local authority, with 359 residents at the 2021 Census, stretching up to the Point of Ayre. Its Commissioners have no website and no office, so this page comes from the Isle of Man Government’s pages: refuse is collected via the Northern Parishes Refuse Collection Board, and bulky waste goes to the Northern Civic Amenity Site on the Ramsey/Bride Coast Road.

Last checked against 3 sources (www.gov.im).

What goes in each bin

Household bin, Bride · General waste

Bin · Varies by area, so check your address

Yes please

  • Household refuse for the Island’s Energy from Waste facility

Not in this one

  • Lead-acid batteries, which are hazardous waste and go to a civic amenity site
  • Fridges and freezers, which must be de-gassed at specialist facilities and are taken at civic amenity sites for a charge
  • Lamps, bulbs and fluorescent tubes, recycled at civic amenity sites for a small charge

Source: www.gov.im (opens in a new tab), read

Public recycling sites and the Northern Civic Amenity Site on the Bride Road · Mixed recycling

Container

Yes please

  • Glass bottles and jars, cans, paper, clothing and batteries at the Island’s public recycling sites
  • Plastic bottles, scrap metal and garden waste at the Northern Civic Amenity Site

Not in this one

  • Cardboard at ordinary bring banks; it is taken only at the Eastern and Northern civic amenity sites

Source: www.gov.im (opens in a new tab), read

Bulky waste and recycling at the Northern Civic Amenity Site · Bulky waste

Container

Yes please

  • Bulky household waste that will not fit in the bin, such as washing machines and kitchen units
  • Fridges and freezers, televisions, computer monitors and fluorescent lamps, for a charge
  • Scrap metal, garden waste, glass, cans, plastic bottles, paper, clothing and dirty engine oil

Not in this one

  • Car and motorbike tyres, which the sites cannot store or handle; take them to a tyre fitter
  • Asbestos

Source: www.gov.im (opens in a new tab), read

Check your bin day

Use Bride’s own page for your bin day

Isle of Man local authorities publish collection days as fixed weekdays, road lists, maps or PDF calendars rather than an address search BinWeek’s lookup service can query, so the page links to the authority’s own page and lets you set your own bin day.

Find my bin day on www.gov.im(opens in a new tab)

Set your own bin day

These dates are the ones you enter. BinWeek does not get them from Bride. Check them on the council’s site (opens in a new tab) (www.gov.im).

Household bin, Bride · General waste
Public recycling sites and the Northern Civic Amenity Site on the Bride Road · Mixed recycling
Bulky waste and recycling at the Northern Civic Amenity Site · Bulky waste

Add to calendar

A private calendar link for the pattern you entered, with an alert at 6pm the evening before. The link contains those days. BinWeek does not keep a copy, and anyone with the link can see them.

Email me the night before

You can still add these days to your calendar.

How often each bin is collected

Collection frequency by bin for Bride
BinCollected
Household bin, Bride · General wasteVaries by area, so check your address

If your bin was missed

Bride Parish Commissioners have no website or fixed office hours; all enquiries go to the Clerk, Mrs L J Sims, at 20 Magnus Court, Kings Reach, Ramsey, on +44 1624 237117.

Source: www.gov.im (opens in a new tab), read

Your nearest tip

Good to know in Bride

  • The Government records Bride’s refuse collection as provided via the Northern Parishes Refuse Collection Board, whose 2026/27 charge is a rate of 76p plus a fixed charge of £54 per dwelling.
  • There are no fixed office hours; all enquiries go to the Clerk, Mrs L J Sims, at her home address, 20 Magnus Court, Kings Reach, Ramsey, on +44 1624 237117.
  • The Northern Civic Amenity Site at Balladoole sits on the Ramsey/Bride Coast Road in Lezayre, on +44 1624 828826. From 1 July 2026 it opens Monday to Thursday 8am to 4:30pm, Friday 8am to 4pm, Saturday 8am to 4:30pm and Sunday 9am to 4:30pm; payment is by debit card only, and a reuse facility was being trialled with shorter hours.
  • Bride’s general rate for 2026/27 is 70 pence in the pound, the lowest of the Island’s local authorities. The Commissioners’ services run to car parks, play areas, public conveniences and street lighting.
  • The Island has over 60 public recycling sites for glass bottles and jars, cans, paper, clothing and batteries, and every civic amenity site has a reuse area for books, CDs, furniture and kitchenware.

Bin questions in Bride

Who collects the bins in Bride?

The Northern Parishes Refuse Collection Board, on behalf of Bride Parish Commissioners. Ask the Clerk on +44 1624 237117 for your collection day.

Where is the nearest civic amenity site to Bride?

The Northern Civic Amenity Site at Balladoole on the Ramsey/Bride Coast Road, Lezayre, on +44 1624 828826.

Does Bride have a Commissioners’ office?

No. There are no fixed office hours and all enquiries go to the Clerk’s home address in Ramsey.

Other local authorities on the Isle of Man