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Who collects waste kerosene in Norfolk?

In brief

City Fuel Services collects waste kerosene across Norfolk, from businesses, farms, public bodies and households, covering 45 postcode districts and 1,050 towns and villages. Waste kerosene can earn a rebate or carry a collection charge, depending on its volume, quality, contamination and access, and on the oil market on the day. Call 07950 582635 or send an enquiry.

Towns in Norfolk for waste kerosene

Norfolk: postcode areas and councils

Norfolk takes in the NR, PE, IP postcode areas and the council areas of Norfolk.

Collecting waste kerosene across Norfolk

Our vehicles reach Norfolk, about 145 miles from Droylsden, along roads such as A11, A47 and A140. Larger loads and regular collections make the longest trips worthwhile.

Rules for waste kerosene in Norfolk

In England the Environment Agency regulates hazardous waste. Producers no longer have to register (that ended in 2016), every load moves on a hazardous waste consignment note kept for three years, and since 1 October 2026 permitted sites that receive the waste report it through Digital Waste Tracking.

How City Fuel Services handles waste kerosene

Send us the five details: business and postcode, roughly how much waste kerosene there is, what it is and any contamination, how it is stored and reached, and whether you need one collection or regular ones. We assess it, confirm a rebate or a collection charge, and collect on a consignment note.

Key facts
AreaNorfolk
RegionEast of England
Postcode areasNR, PE, IP
Postcode districts45
Towns and villages1,050
From DroylsdenAbout 145 miles from Droylsden
FuelKerosene
Also calledheating oil, burning oil, 28-second oil

Related questions

Kerosene in brief

Kerosene is a light middle distillate, lighter than diesel, used mainly as heating oil (often called 28-second oil or burning oil) and, in a tightly specified form, as jet fuel (Jet A-1, also called Avtur). Clean, dry kerosene recovers well.

Official guidance: GOV.UK: hazardous waste.

Holding waste fuel? Tell us what you have.

Business and postcode, quantity, fuel and contamination, storage and access, one-off or recurring. We assess it and confirm a rebate or a collection charge before anything is booked.