Skip hire in Oxfordshire
Coverage across 141 towns in Oxfordshire, South East, spanning the GL, OX, RG and SN postcode areas. Pick your town from the list below to call the local depot, or use the search to jump somewhere else.
- Skips from
- £60
- Road permit
- £190 · 5 working days’ notice
- Postcode areas
- GL, OX, RG, SN
- Coverage
- 141 towns · 603,200 people
Oxfordshire runs from Banbury in the north through Bicester and Oxford to the science-corridor towns of Didcot and Abingdon-on-Thames, with Witney and the Cotswold fringe to the west. Four postcode areas reach into it: OX across most of the county, RG in the south, SN in the west and GL on the Gloucestershire border. Around 603,000 people live in the 141 towns and villages the county covers. Skip hire is arranged through vetted local operators, with a call going straight to the depot covering that address. The road permit here is expensive, so where the skip stands matters more than usual.
Towns in Oxfordshire
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7 townsB
14 townsC
20 townsE
7 townsH
8 townsK
7 townsL
10 townsM
6 townsS
13 townsW
10 townsY
2 townsSkip hire prices in Oxfordshire
Indicative 2026 ranges across the county’s OX, RG, SN and GL postcodes, covering delivery, the standard hire period and collection. A 4-yard skip spans £100 to £320 with a median near £228, and a 6-yard £120 to £450. A road permit is charged on top, and in Oxfordshire that is not a small addition.
| Skip size | From | Typical | Up to |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Yard Mini Skip | £60 | £158 | £210 |
| 4-Yard Midi Skip | £100 | £228 | £320 |
| 6-Yard Builders Skip | £120 | £269 | £450 |
| 8-Yard Builders Skip | £160 | £316 | £450 |
| 10-Yard Maxi Skip | £180 | £411 | £490 |
| 12-Yard Maxi Skip | £220 | £415 | £500 |
| 14-Yard Maxi Skip | £230 | £364 | £460 |
Indicative 2026 ranges covering delivery, hire and collection; a council permit is extra where the skip sits on a public road. Prices last reviewed June 2026.
Skip permits by council in Oxfordshire
Oxfordshire County Council charges £190 for a 30-day skip permit on five working days’ notice, one of the steepest fees in the country. A few border towns fall to Buckinghamshire Council at £189.63 for 28 days, or Gloucestershire County Council at £90 for 28 days on twelve working days’ notice. A skip kept on a private driveway needs no permit, and in this county that decision is worth real money.
| Council | Permit fee | Duration | Notice | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oxfordshire County Council | £190 | 30 days | 5 working days | Fee source |
| Buckinghamshire Council | £189.63 | 28 days | - | Fee source |
| Gloucestershire County Council | £90 | 28 days | 12 working days | Fee source |
Skip hire across Oxfordshire
Coverage runs across all 141 towns and villages, from Banbury in the north through fast-growing Bicester to Oxford itself, then south to the Didcot and Abingdon-on-Thames corridor and west to Witney and the Cotswold-fringe villages. Oxford is the awkward one: the terraced streets of Jericho, Cowley and East Oxford leave very little off-street space, so a city job usually means a road placement and the £190 county permit on top of the hire. The newer estates around Bicester and Didcot are the opposite, with driveway room that keeps the permit out of the price altogether. Depot routes split roughly between the north of the county and the Thames corridor in the south.
Call for skip hire in Oxfordshire:0330 128 91070330 128 9107
One call arranges skip hire anywhere in Oxfordshire, from Banbury to the Cotswold fringe. The depot covering your postcode confirms the size, the delivery slot, whether the £190 county permit applies and the total price on the spot, with no online forms and no upfront payment.
Where Oxfordshire's skip waste goes
Skip waste collected in Oxfordshire is taken to a licensed transfer station, tipped and sorted by material, with timber, metal, hardcore and clean plastics routed to specialist recyclers and only genuine residue reaching landfill. Waste carriers operating in England are registered with the Environment Agency, and a waste transfer note is issued for every load as part of the duty of care under the Environmental Protection Act 1990.
The largest towns in Oxfordshire
Ordered by population, largest first, with each town linking to its own prices, permit detail and local number.
Skip hire in Oxfordshire: your questions answered
Straight answers on cost, permits and sizes for skip hire across Oxfordshire.
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