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Chemicals Disposal in N1

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Hydraulic Oil Disposal in N1

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Isopropyl Alcohol Disposal in N1

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Lead Based Paint Disposal in N1

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Paint Recycling in N1

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Fire Extinguisher Disposal in N1

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Fluorescent Tubes Disposal in N1

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Gas Bottle Disposal in N1

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Mattress Disposal in N1

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Pesticides Disposal in N1

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Sharps Disposal in N1

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White Goods Recycling in N1

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What you need to know about N1

N1

Mainly known as the Northern head district, N1 is the north London postcode that covers Canonbury, Kings Cross, Islington, Pentonville, De Beauvoir Town, Hoxton, and parts of Bamsbury and Shoreditch within the London Boroughs of Hackney, Islington, and Camden. Much of the district has been reinvigorated with either new developments or the restoration of older buildings during the postwar period. Nearby places of interest include the British Library, London Canal Museum, Charles Dickens Museum, the British Postal Museum and Archive, not to mention Platform 9¾ at King’s Cross station. N1 offers great shops too with the Coal Drops Yard, Islington’s High Street, and nearby Hoxton Market.

  • Population Size 91,056
  • Active Businesses 812
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)38,184
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 19,214

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in N1?

There are numerous waste management companies offering different types of rubbish disposal services in N1. Skip hire, for example, continues to see widespread use due to its convenience for home clearance. Skips are also available on demand making it easier for home and business owners to plan ahead and keep their bins clear, instead of relying solely on council run services. Households who generate smaller volumes of rubbish or simply wish to dispose of their waste as soon as possible can also visit the privately-owned recycling centres found throughout N1.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in N1

Waste management services in N1 are handled mainly by the North London Waste Authority, with the Hornsey Street Reuse and Recycling Centre serving as the main council-run facility for household and commercial rubbish disposal. Smaller civic amenity sites are scattered throughout N1 as well, as they provide residents with convenient drop-off points for smaller batches of recycling. Waste collection is either weekly or fortnightly, depending on the location within the district, and remains the mostly widely used means of rubbish removal among the different neighbourhoods in the area, though certain types of rubbish will need to be taken directly to the Hornsey Street tip for either recycling or disposal.
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What rubbish collection services are available in N1?

Home and business owners in N1 whose specific needs cannot be met by the council’s regular rubbish collections may also choose to contact an independent waste management company that specialises in property clearance services. Such companies operating in N1 typically provide advantages like flexible scheduling (same-day service, weekend collections, 24-hour operations, etc.), full-service home or office clearance, and higher rates of rubbish recycling. Many also accept more types of materials than the regular council collections and can tailor their services to cater to specific types of refuse, such as confidential or hazardous waste.

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