By using this site you agree to the use of cookies. Share this page ... How can I help? FREE DELIVERY on orders over £40 Ts&Cs Apply 1. The sale runs from 20 Dec 2016 to 12 Jan 2017, 3pm. 2. This offer is only valid for orders placed online. 3. This offer applies to selected items only. 4. The updated discounted price is shown on the product page. 5. Offer excludes unwrapped and bridal. 6. Oxfam offers a standard UK delivery charge of £3.95 on all orders containing donated products sent by Royal Mail, with the exception of wedding dresses and other high-value or bulky items, which incur a mandatory courier charge. 7. Oxfam reserves the right to end this promotion at any time.You can recycle and take other household rubbish to our community recycling centres Bankhead Avenue, Sighthill, EH11 4EA Fillyside Road, Seafield, EH7 6RD Old Dalkeith Road, Craigmillar, EH16 4TB View Community Recycling Centres (CRC) in a larger map

8am to 7.30pm Monday to Friday (last entry for cars is 7.20pm, for vans 7pm) 8am to 6pm Saturday and Sunday (last entry for cars is 5.50pm, for vans 5.30pm) In the event of severe weather conditions the sites may be closed at short notice. Construction work at Seafield This site is under heavy construction so please be aware there may be delays when entering or exiting the site speed is restricted to 5 mph heavy machines and vehicles are moving in and around the site you should follow any instructions from site staff, for safety at all times. Thank you for your patience while we carry out this essential work, which should complete in mid February 2017. You can only use the site if you are an Edinburgh resident Residents can come to any site in cars or with single axle trailers to recycle or dispose of household waste Residents using vans and double axle trailers are only allowed in to Sighthill and Seafield. If you are using a hire van, you must bring the hire documents, and 2 forms of identification: a utility bill and a photo driving license, or a passport, or other form of photographic identification with address.

If you are using a van with no branding, please bring 2 forms of identification: a utility bill and a photo driving license, or a passport, or other form of photographic identification with address..curtains and pelmets perth Liveried vans are not allowed into any of the sites.curtains lowyat We no longer accept trade or business waste at any of the sites. alaska ready made eyelet curtains black redYou can find out more on the trade waste at community recycling centres web page.duck egg curtains asda Items that can be recycled or reusedsage green spotty curtains

The following items can be recycled bricks, rubble, loose soil DVDs, CDs, videos and books (in reusable condition, no home videos or copied CDs) clothing and shoes including household textiles such as blankets, towels and curtainsduck egg blue lined voile curtains all types of Cooking oilhookless shower curtain 54 energy saving light bulbs garden waste including flowers, plants, garden weeds, grass clippings, hedge trimmings and leaves glass bottles and jars all colours hard plastics such as garden furniture large electrical equipment including large household appliances low grade wood such as chipboard, fencing, formica, hardboards, laminates, MDF, plywood and window frames packaging including empty aerosols, aluminium foil, cans, anything cardboard, envelopes, food tins and plastic bottles

all water based paints paper including magazines, newspaper, shredded paper, telephone directories and all other types of white paper small electrical equipment such as computers, telephones, irons, hairdryers and other small household appliances solid wood including doors, solid furniture and pallets tv and computer monitorsPlease note sofas and armchairs must have fire labels Items that can't be recycled should be put in the landfill skips. Alternative ways to dispose of your waste Arrange a collection for bulky waste items for up to six items. Before you book your uplift please consider whether the items could be used by someone else. If you have items such as beds, sofas, tables, chairs and bikes that are in good condition, call the National re-use phone line on or you can donate online. Items will be collected by a local organisation and reused. Do you have any comments about this page? Help us improve edinburgh.gov.uk

Comments about this page The City of Edinburgh Council will only use this email address to respond to any issues raised.We're open throughout theEdinburgh St James redevelopment Leith Street Edinburgh, EH1 3SP *Call charges will depend on your provider, please check with your operator How to find us John Lewis Edinburgh is located within the St James Centre which is within 5 minutes' walk of all city centre transport. Our Customer collection point has moved. Access is now through the sliding doors at the new Leith Street entrance. Parking is limited, so you might find it more convenient to have larger purchases delivered. As you may have noticed, Edinburgh is going through some major changes. The new St James development began January 2016 and is due for completion in 2020. The current centre is being demolished to make way for a brand new retail, leisure and residential development. For more information, visit Edinburgh St James website (opens in new window), or take a look at the Edinburgh St James Key Facts leaflet.

During this work, we'll stay open throughout and will work hard to minimise the disruption. You'll notice some changes as the work takes place but we'll keep you updated as it happens.The Edinburgh St James Centre is now closed but John Lewis is open as usual. Access to John Lewis will continue through the Leith Street entrances. Customers can park in the adjacent Q car park in the Omni Centre. Work in the shop will start on 8 January in preparation for our new Lighting department that will open mid-February. During this time, Customer Services can be found on the 4th floor. We're proud of the close links we forge between our Partners and local schools, charities and organisations. And wherever we do business, at home or abroad, we work with communities to make a difference. Our Community Matters programme in our shops continues to support local charities and community groups. We aim to give at least 1% of pre-tax profits to community initiatives. We will continue to seek out projects that support the John Lewis Foundation at home and abroad.

If you'd like to nominate a good cause for Community Matters please complete the nomination form and take it to the Customer Services department. If you'd like to nominate a good cause for Community Matters please complete the nomination form and take it to the Customer Services department.The charities we're supporting from November 2016 - January 2017 are: Hearing Dogs for the Deaf This is how August - October Community Matters' charities benefited from being part of the scheme: Scottish Wildlife Trust - £1,075 Lochend Growing Community Project - £1,030 Macmerry Men's Shed - £896 Would you like to help ussupport Barnardo's? To make a donation to Barnardo's, our 150th anniversary charity, and help support those UK children who need it most, please text JL [Enter your local shop name] to: 70300 to donate £3 70500 to donate £5 70100 to donate £10 Bringing Skills to Life is about allowing pupils to explore, imagine and create.