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City of Lincoln bin collection dates

Enter your postcode and pick your address to see the next date for each bin City of Lincoln Council collects from you.

Check your bin day in Lincoln

Dates come from City of Lincoln Council's own system. Binmap is not the council.

Large items collection from City of Lincoln Council

The council collects large household items, such as furniture and appliances, from homes.

Price: £35.50 minimum for up to 6 points, £4.65 for each extra point. Checked 3 October 2026.

Free assisted collection for people on means tested benefits, state pension or who are registered disabled, up to 6 points, one request every three months.

Missed bins and new bins: contact City of Lincoln Council

Report a missed bin, ask for a new bin, or ask about garden waste on the council's website. Binmap cannot do these for you.

City of Lincoln Council's website

Tips in City of Lincoln Council's area

Binmap lists 1 tip in City of Lincoln Council's area.

Many tips take only residents of the area that runs them, and some need a booking. Each tip's page says what it needs.

Tips by distance from the middle of City of Lincoln

Lincoln Recycling Centre

2.2 miles away. Takes wood and timber, car batteries, scrap metal. Run by Lincolnshire County Council.

Recycling and reuse nearby

Besides tips, Binmap lists these places in City of Lincoln Council's area for things your bins do not take.

Binmap also maps 13 public bins in Lincoln.

  • 3 charity donation points
  • 1 reuse shop

Guides for City of Lincoln

Areas City of Lincoln Council covers

City of Lincoln Council collects in 5 postcode districts.

These 5 are shared with a neighbouring council. If you live in one, check which council collects from your address.

  • LN1
  • LN2
  • LN3
  • LN5
  • LN6

Postcode districts in City of Lincoln Council's area

Towns in City of Lincoln Council's area

Neighbouring councils

About these dates

Binmap asks the council again once a result is a week old.

If a date looks wrong, check it on City of Lincoln Council's website.

Last updated: 15 October 2026

Binmap is independent and is not run by any council.