Recycling
During the 'Takkenroute' the Municipality of The Hague arranges for special trucks to collect garden clippings for free throughout the city.
Last modified: 22 March 2010
Households in Leidschenveen, Scheveningen and Loosduinen are getting their own paper container in order to dispose of their old paper. Old newspapers, advertising leaflets, empty egg cartons – all of it can go in the blue con ...
Last modified: 5 November 2010
Textiles and shoes should not be disposed of in the normal household rubbish, but in the textile bins. Separately collected textiles will be reused for various purposes depending upon whether they are wearable or non wearable ...
Last modified: 10 October 2011 - Overview
Construction and demolition waste/rubble (Puin) is not considered oversized waste and cannot be collected free of charge.
Last modified: 31 August 2010 - Overview
If you have any questions, complaints or something to report, please contact the municipality.
Last modified: 24 June 2011
The Department of Public Service (Publiekszaken) is responsible for maintaining all the personal data for the population of The Hague. You can contact this municipal department for products containing your personal data, such ...
Last modified: 7 July 2011
Domestic chemical waste (Klein Chemisch Afval) should not be included with normal household waste.
Last modified: 31 August 2010 - Overview
You can bring all kinds of waste and refuse to the garbage and recycling stations (afvalbrengstations) for disposal.
Last modified: 15 February 2012 - Overview
Glass can be deposited in the 200 glass containers or bottle-banks located throughout the city (separated into coloured glass and clear glass).
Last modified: 11 October 2011 - Overview
The municipality is offering all property owners throughout the city a special subscription to the graffiti clean-up service. The service aims to reduce the nuisance caused by illegal graffiti and placarding (gluing of poster ...
Last modified: 8 December 2011