about the oil care campaign:

dispose of your waste engine oil for recycling at an oil bank

Oil is a common and highly visible form of pollution where even a small quantity can cause a lot of harm to the environment.
The Oil Care Campaign was set up by the Environment Agency, in association with SEPA in Scotland and Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA), to reduce oil pollution by providing guidance on and facilities for the safe disposal and management of oil. Visit the Oil Care pages on their websites from the useful links section.
The Environment Agency, SEPA and NIEA has installed a network of oil banks that accept used engine oil for recycling.
Oilbanks do not accept petrol, thinners, solvents, cooking oil, etc, or engine oil that has been mixed with white spirit, paint or solvents.
If you live in the England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland, you can find out where your nearest oil bank is by using this website or by telephoning the Oil Bank Line on 03708 506 506 or sending an email to enquiries@environment-agency.gov.uk.
You can download some useful guidance notes on the safe use, storage and disposal of oil from this website.