Midhurst Recycling Centre

Daniella or was it Gabriella (young girl who dealt with the time slots) was lovely, apologies if Ive got your name wrong... really sweet and helpful thank you and I was helped by a kind man with a heavy rug I struggled to get out of the car.

Excellent team. Very helpful. Run a tight ship. Good system.

What an utter stupidity to implement an appointment system! Seriously, it’s not a busy centre, why over complicate and put people off completely? Why create unnecessary queues if I only want to throw away one item? What an idiocy ‍♀️‍♀️‍♀️

This is a top facility. The staff are so helpful and friendly, they run a very efficient drop off system, and are always happy to help with what goes where. Very lucky to have this on our doorstep. Thank you team!

Excellent, helpful and friendly staff, this is how to run a proper community-based tip - petersfield take note!

These guys are alright, pretty on the level when it comes to things. Just don't take the mickey and they'll look after you. They'll help you shift heavy stuff too which is good of them. Some recycling centre's won't offer any help! End of the day it's a recycling centre (tip), I don't expect red carpet treatment. All in all, yeah this place it's good compared to others.

I found a big fish in a little pond. I've used this efficient little refuse center for years and had always liked and respected the regular staff there. Sadly, with the change of staff comes a change of attitude and, in this case, common sense has been exchanged for a "jobs worth" mentality. Sensibly, some parking bays are cordoned off to maintain safe distance between customers (every other bay) due to current CoVid regulations but this means a standard rule (the rule that dictates cars must drive in, not reverse in) doesn't necessarily work if you're not unloading from your boot. The logistics are changed by the temporary lay out. Having reversed into the end bay in order to unload from a side door of my car (and therefore exit safer than reversing out) I was told to turn the car around. I explained why I'd parked as I had (it was fully and squarely in the bay) but I was told again that I need to drive into the space otherwise I'd be getting out into a cordoned-off bay. The bay had nothing the other side of it, no way of getting close to anyone, so I asked why it would matter. Perhaps some degree of common sense kicked in with the staff member at this point as realisation dawned on his face but, rather than accept reason, he simply told me that "It's the rule and that's that" so I continued to try reason but was clearly wasting my time with this apparently blinkered staff member. He even had to move fencing in order for me to remove the rubbish from my side door into the area he had originally said he didn't me venturing into (it was rather comical to watch, he STILL didn't accept the mess he'd got himself into) and another result was that I now had to exit my car on a side closer to another customer (another of his original 'concerns' that he'd now made happen) "That alright?" he asked "Not really" I replied, "but I'll go along with it" because, at the end of the day, if you give certain people a little bit of power, they really do revel in it. Had he really been suitable for any position of authority, he would have possessed common sense, rather than blindly enforcing a temporarily obsolete rule simply because... Rules is rules

Great recycling centre. A big thanks to Jay who helped me unload a double mattress and lots of wood from my car into the skips. Jay was so polite, friendly and helpful.