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Areas Covered
chiltonSkips.com cover areas in Hampshire, Wiltshire, Berkshire and Oxfordshire.
Key towns and cities include:
Hampshire: Southampton, Fareham, Romsey, Winchester, Andover and Basingstoke.
Wiltshire: Salisbury and Amesbury
Berkshire: Newbury, Thatcham and Hungerford
Oxfordshire: Didcot, Abingdon, Oxford, Wantage and Wallingford.
Skip Licence Requirements
Any skip placed on a public highway requires a licence from the council. chiltonSkips.com will arrange a skip licence for you, along with all necessary lighting on the skip to comply with regulations. You will not need a skip licence if you’re putting the skip entirely on private land.
Skip licences can take up to 7 working days to obtain and vary in cost depending upon local authority.
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General Mixed Waste
This is our most popular skip. This skip should not include hazardous materials, asbestos, gas bottles, fridges/freezers, oil drums, fertilisers, aerosols, grip fill tubes, pesticides or TV’s.
Concrete & Rubble
Contents typically include bricks, concrete blocks, paving slabs, rubble and broken out concrete from foundations and pathways. If you select this skip type, contents should not include other waste types including tarmac, soil and stones.
Chalk and Clay Skips:
Soil which is not recyclable which could typically include clay, chalk and sand, which will be sent to an inert landfill.
Garden Waste
Garden waste typically includes leaves, flowers, grass, weeds, tree bark and pruned branches. Contents should not include large volumes of soil, treated wood and tree stumps (more than 60cm in diameter), along with other waste types.
Plasterboard
Plasterboard skips include Gypsum panel boards. Contents should not include ceramics, insulation and timber along with other waste types.
Soil
These skips are typically filled with soil from excavation arisings. Contents should not include clay, chalk or turf.
Wood
These skips are sold at a discounted rate due to the waste being segregated at source. Contents should not include treated timber, creosoted products and MDF.
If you need further advice, please do not hesitate to contact us
FORS Reaccreditation
/in News /by MelissaRaymond Brown are proud to have successfully met the assessment criteria to be reaccredited with the Bronze Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme (FORS). The FORS Bronze accreditation confirms that an operator employs good practice and complies with the requirements laid out by the FORS Standard. This includes demonstrating dedication to driver and vehicle safety, combined with […]
Raymond Brown handed RoSPA President’s (10 consecutive Golds) Award for health and safety practices
/in News /by MelissaRaymond Brown has been handed a prestigious award in recognition of its practices and achievements in helping our staff and subcontractors get home safely at the end of the working day. Raymond Brown has achieved a President’s (10 consecutive Golds) in the internationally-renowned RoSPA Health and Safety Awards, the longest-running industry awards scheme in the […]
COMPTON AND BEEDON SCHOOLS DESIGN POSTERS FOR NEW CHILTONSKIPS.COM LORRIES
/in News /by MelissachiltonSkips.com, part of the Raymond Brown Group, invited both Compton and Beedon Primary Schools to take part in a lorry design competition for two of its newest lorries. The children from across both schools were invited to take part in the competition by designing posters for the lorries based around the themes of recycling and […]
Have a Christmas Clear out
/in News /by MelissaIt’s almost December, which means the countdown to Christmas has started. It’s the perfect time of year to have a big clear out, making way for those much wanted Christmas presents and a fresh start to the New Year. Not everything needs to be thrown away, you can take items to a charity shop, sell […]
Safety Training Day for Raymond Brown Group’s 17 Safety Representatives
/in News /by Melissa17 Safety Representatives from across the Raymond Brown Group took part in a Safety Training Day earlier this month at the A303 Enviropark. The Safety Representatives were appointed this year from across each of the group businesses and their role is to raise awareness in health and safety and to help improve safety culture across […]
Raymond Brown are delighted to welcome Don Coates to the business as Chief Executive Officer
/in News /by MelissaRaymond Brown are delighted to announce Don Coates as the group’s new Chief Executive Officer. The appointment is a key part of Raymond Brown’s future growth strategy, which will see Don steering the business through its growth and expansion plans. Don commented: “Raymond Brown is a well-respected business and I am excited to be joining […]