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Trinity bin collection days

Trinity is a rural parish on Jersey’s north coast whose household refuse is collected every week on either Monday or Tuesday, with a long road list for each day on the parish page. Glass is kept separate and the parish follows the Island-wide rules on rinsing, lids and what must never be mixed in.

Last checked against 2 sources (parishoftrinity.je, www.gov.je).

What goes in each bin

Weekly household refuse, Monday or Tuesday by road · General waste

Bin · Every week

Yes please

  • Household refuse in suitable bins or receptacles

Not in this one

  • Plastic sacks or boxes, which gulls and rodents rip open and the collector may refuse
  • Liquids such as cooking oil or paint
  • Garden refuse, which goes to the green waste site at La Collette

Source: parishoftrinity.je (opens in a new tab), read

Glass kept separate in a dustbin or similar container · Glass

Bin

Yes please

  • Rinsed glass jars and bottles with lids removed

Not in this one

  • Metals, ceramics and sharps
  • Carrier bags and other household refuse
  • Fluorescent tubes, sodium lamps and UV lamps
  • Window frames, rubber seals and metal fixings
  • Building materials or rubble

Source: parishoftrinity.je (opens in a new tab), read

Check your bin day

Use Trinity’s own page for your bin day

Jersey parishes publish their collection days as road lists, calendars or PDFs rather than an address lookup BinWeek can query, so the page links to the parish’s own list and you can set your own bin day.

Find my bin day on parishoftrinity.je(opens in a new tab)

Set your own bin day

These dates are the ones you enter. BinWeek does not get them from Trinity. Check them on the council’s site (opens in a new tab) (parishoftrinity.je).

Weekly household refuse, Monday or Tuesday by road · General waste

The council’s pages say this is collected every week. Your round may differ, so use the pattern you were given.

Glass kept separate in a dustbin or similar container · Glass

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 Trinity
BinCollected
Weekly household refuse, Monday or Tuesday by road · General wasteEvery week

Garden waste

The council does not offer a garden waste collection. The parish says garden refuse will not be collected with household waste and should be taken to the green waste site at La Collette.

Source: parishoftrinity.je (opens in a new tab), read

If your bin was missed

Trinity’s page says details of the household and glass collections for your area are on the page or available from the Parish Hall, and the Government of Jersey directs missed collections to the parish. Parish Hall details are on the Comité des Connétables website.

Source: parishoftrinity.je (opens in a new tab), read

Your nearest tip

Good to know in Trinity

  • Monday covers the coastal and eastern side of the parish, including La Route des Côtes du Nord, La Rue du Catel at Rozel, La Rue des Platons, La Route d’Ebenezer, La Grande Route de St Jean and La Route de la Trinité. Tuesday covers the southern and western roads, including Victoria Village and its estate, La Rue de la Croiserie, La Rue du Mont Pellier, La Rue de Brabant and La Rue de la Vallée. A few roads such as La Verte Rue appear on both lists, so check your section.
  • Refuse must be in a bin or receptacle, not a plastic sack or box. The parish points out that waste scattered by gulls and rodents is the householder’s responsibility and that the collector may leave sacks.
  • Liquids such as cooking oil and paint are banned from the bin because they can leak onto the road; for disposal advice the parish gives the Government of Jersey infrastructure department’s number, 01534 445509.
  • Glass should be rinsed, lids off, kept apart from refuse and put out in a dustbin or similar container that can be emptied straight into the vehicle. Metals, ceramics, sharps, carrier bags, fluorescent tubes and lamps, window frames, rubber seals, metal fixings and rubble must stay out of it.
  • Garden refuse is not collected and goes to the green waste site at La Collette. In some areas recyclables such as newspapers and tins are taken with the refuse; the parish says to check with it for what applies to your road.

Bin questions in Trinity

Which day is refuse collected in Trinity?

Monday or Tuesday, depending on your road. Both road lists are on the parish refuse collection page.

Can I leave refuse in sacks in Trinity?

No. Refuse must be in a suitable bin or receptacle; sacks get torn open by gulls and rodents and the collector may refuse them.

Does Trinity have a kerbside glass collection?

Yes. The Government of Jersey says all parishes collect glass from the kerb, monthly or weekly depending on area, and you need your own glass bin. Ask the Parish Hall which containers are suitable and when your round runs.

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