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What you need to know about Sewardstone

Sewardstone is a small locality in Waltham Abbey and within Essex’s Epping Forest district. It is not technically part of Greater London but still included in the London commuter belt, mainly due to its location adjacent to Chingford and its railway station. Sewardstone mainly still comprises open spaces and farms, but there are also a number of highly desirable residential properties in the area as well as a collection of nurseries to the north. Most of the commercial establishments in the hamlet are located along Sewardstone Road, which connects it to Chingford, and include a handful of retail shops as well as several pubs and restaurants, while the parks and camping grounds in the area offer ample opportunity for all the usual outdoor activities.

Population Size 22,332
Active Businesses 102
Waste Collected (tonnes)9,365
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 4,648

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

Despite Sewardstone’s location at the very outer edge of the Greater London region, most modern waste disposal options are still available in the area. These include both the usual services provided by the local authority and the alternative solutions offered by local man & van businesses and larger waste management companies. The latter can range from very basic bin collections that mainly just mirror the council’s to special rubbish removal services for specific types of waste, such as garden, construction, or hazardous waste. Several companies also offer waste clearances for households or businesses in Sewardstone, which are the most ideal way to have large quantities of rubbish removed like when needing furniture clearance services without needing to take on additional manpower.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Sewardstone

The nearest reuse and recycling centre (RRC) for addresses in Sewardstone is the Kings Road civic amenity site, which is located a good distance to the south, near Allot Gardens in Chingford. The Kings Road facility is managed by the North London Waste Authority (NWLA) and able to take most common types of household waste apart from the usual exceptions of hard plastics and hazardous waste. The site is also known for its Second Time Around reuse shop, which both sells and accepts reusable items. These include but are not limited to unwanted clothing, old sports equipment, and even larger pieces of furniture, such as sofas, mattresses, and beds. The Kings Road recycling facility is open seven days a week, from 9 AM to 4 PM, but calling ahead is recommended as queues to use the site can be quite long at certain times of the day.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Sewardstone?

Epping Forest District Council offers basic collections for most types of domestic rubbish, free of charge, for all households in Sewardstone. For most properties, food and garden waste are collected weekly, while the general recycling and black rubbish bins are emptied on alternate weeks. Some types of clinical waste may also be disposed of in the standard black bins, but residents who need to dispose of hazardous waste of any sort will need to get in touch with the local council for assistance. In addition, households in Sewardstone may also request special waste collections for additional quantities of rubbish or bulky waste, which may include unwanted furniture (sofas, mattresses, etc.) and major appliances (fridges, washing machines, etc.). These special collections, however, are only available as a paid-for service and cost a minimum of £26.27 for up to three large items or a proportionate number of standard rubbish sacks, though residents over 60 years of age need pay only half the total amount.

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