Also called: figurine, ornament, statue, collectible figure, action figure, mario figure
Drop-off point
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Drop-off point
Not in your home bins. Take it to a drop-off point.
Give toys and ornaments in good condition to a charity shop. Broken ones go in general waste, unless they have a plug, battery or cable: those go with small electricals.
Also: General waste
Drop-off point
Not in your home bins. Take it to a drop-off point.
Give toys and ornaments in good condition to a charity shop. Broken plastic ones can't go in your recycling, but many tips take them as hard plastic.
Also: Recycling centre, General waste
Wales-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Drop-off point
Not in your home bins. Take it to a drop-off point.
Give toys and ornaments in good condition to a charity shop. Broken ones go in general waste, unless they have a plug, battery or cable: those go with small electricals.
Also: General waste
England-wide guidance, checked 26 Sep 2026. View the source
Drop-off point
Not in your home bins. Take it to a drop-off point.
Give toys and ornaments in good condition to a charity shop. Broken ones go in general waste, unless they have a plug, battery or cable: those go with small electricals.
Also: General waste
Scotland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Drop-off point
Not in your home bins. Take it to a drop-off point.
Give toys and ornaments in good condition to a charity shop. Broken plastic ones can't go in your recycling, but many tips take them as hard plastic.
Also: Recycling centre, General waste
Wales-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
Drop-off point
Not in your home bins. Take it to a drop-off point.
Give toys and ornaments in good condition to a charity shop. Broken ones go in general waste, unless they have a plug, battery or cable: those go with small electricals.
Also: General waste
Northern Ireland-wide guidance, checked 27 Sep 2026. View the source
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