Always ask to see an up-to-date and valid upper tier waste carrier’s certificate and do not use waste contractors who won't show you an original certificate. All of our Waste and Recycling Centres (Tips) require a pre-booked slots.Same day bookings are now available at Waste and Recycling Centres across Pembrokeshire.

Please note disposal charges may apply for some waste types please see FAQ 20 for more information. Household waste users will also be required to select what type of slot they require when making a booking; this is based on the type of vehicle, if a trailer is used or if the vehicle has commercial signage. You must not dispose of household or commercial waste in a way that will cause pollution or harm people’s health. This includes burning it - burning household or commercial waste is an offence and liable to prosecution. However there is no limit on the number of slots for option 1 vehicle’s e.g. car, small van, 4x4, SUV, people carrier etc. Commercial usage is also not included in this restriction however there is an increased range of charges associated with commercial usage. Drivers: #11 Thierry Neuville/ Martijn Wydaeghe, #8 Ott Tanak/ Martin Jarveoja, #2 Oliver Solberg/ Elliott Edmondson/#6 Dani Sordo/Candido Carrera*(sharing third car)Our Waste and Recycling Centres are not intended for the disposal of large amounts of construction and demolition waste, from either businesses or significant home DIY renovation works. Large quantities of materials will not be accepted and you are recommended to use a licensed skip/waste contractor. However, small quantities of building and construction waste from small scale DIY projects carried out by members of the public to their own properties will be accepted free of charge, charges are payable when the free of charge household allowance is exceeded (see link above).

There are no booking restrictions for a commercial / business user. They can book as many times as they require. Householders can book 3 times in a week. Drivers: #33 Elfyn Evans/ Scott Martin, #69 Kalle Rovanpera/ Jonne Halttunen, #1 Sebastien Ogier/Benjamin Veillas/#4 Esapekka Lappi/ Janne Ferm*(sharing third car) #18 Takamoto Katsuta/ Aaron Johnston To cope with the extra weight of the cars, Pirelli has altered the construction of its tyres to counteract the effects of the extra load and wear being placed on the rubber. Air-cooled 300m brake discs will be used on tarmac rallies, with 370mm versions fitted for gravel events. The 2022 Rally1 Contenders Toyota Gazoo Racing - Toyota GR Yaris Rally1

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Slots are released on a two-week rolling basis, and slots can be booked up to 6am the same day, where slots are available. Vehicles should arrive no more than 15 minutes before their booked time slot (to avoid traffic queues on the highway).

There is no annual limit on the use of the option 1 vehicles – excluding point 10. Commercial usage is also not included in this restriction however there is an increased range of charges associated with commercial usage. Option 3- Any vehicle with commercial signage with or without a trailer (up to 2.44 metres length regardless of the number of axles) used in a domestic capacity. Households will be limited to 12 slots every 12 months for these types of vehicles. These slots will be 30 mins long. The biggest change has happened at M-Sport, which expands from two cars to four for selected 2022 events. Vehicles should arrive no more than 15 minutes before their booked time slot, this is to avoid traffic queues on the highway. Option 3– Vehicle with commercial signage (3.5 tonnes or less) with/ without trailer up to 2.44m in length.

Determined by the FIA and event organisers, drivers will be required to navigate parts of road sections and around event service parks in full electric mode. Fast gravel stages of New Zealand return for the first time since 2012, when Loeb took victory for Citroen You must not visit the Waste and Recycling Centres if you or anyone you are living with is in self-isolation or showing COVID-19 symptoms. Household Waste is defined as waste arising from a domestic property which is used wholly for the purposes of living accommodation, or a place of worship.