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What you need to know about SW19

SW19

SW19 is a diverse postcode district sitting on around 3,850 acres of land incorporating Colliers Wood, affluent Wimbledon, and suburban Southfields in Merton. It is just 8.7 miles away from the city centre via route A3, situated within the London Borough of Wandsworth and bordered by postcodes SW15, SW17, SW18, SW20, SM4, CR4, and KT2. This district is home to cultural and historical attractions such as the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum, Wimbledon Village Stables and Merton Abbey Mills. SW19 is characterised by vast outdoor spaces such as Morden Park and Mitcham and Wimbledon Common and Cannon Hill. Residents also enjoy an extensive selection of indie shops, pubs, cafes and great restaurants along the Wimbledon High Road. SW19 also features several well-preserved period estates and newly-built residential properties averaging £823,783 whilst an average rental property costs £517 per week.

  • Population Size 77,676
  • Active Businesses 1,444
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)32,573
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 12,932

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in SW19?

Residents in SW19 can access a range of options when it comes to handy and swift waste management solutions in the area. Local skip hire and waste removal companies provide households, businesses and construction firms with a range of waste management services for different disposal needs. Oneservice favoured by many for its versatility and convenience is skip hire, which can be delivered and collected on the same day in some cases or kept for up to 2 weeks. Private contractors can also produce the necessary permits for customers to be able to place hired skips on council property. Other services also include waste removal for bulky waste and white goods, clearance services, man & van, wait & load, grab hire and muck away, all of which are offered at competitive rates.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in SW19

SW19 residents are just 15 minutes away from the civic amenity site at Smugglers Way via the A218. Visiting the facility and disposing of most domestic waste is free and it is therefore often the most economical waste management solution for many residents. There is also another civic amenity site at Cringle Street which only permits vans but is open outside of working hours. Residents are advised to visit the West Riverside Waste Authority website before making the trip to either of these waste disposal sites to check the requirements, schedule, restrictions and list of prohibited materials.
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What rubbish collection services are available in SW19?

Residents within SW19 are provided with rubbish and recycling services by Wandsworth council, including free and regularly scheduled collections and disposal of household rubbish, recyclable materials and food waste. Sharps containers for clinical waste are also collected by the local council and only require residents to submit a referral letter from their GP or other medical professional to register for the service. Hazardous waste is also collected by the City of London on behalf of the local council which can be organised through the council website. Other services offered by the council include bulky waste collection, which costs £181 for a single unit of fridge or freezer, and the collection of items such as mattresses and sofa beds which cost £19.70 per item.

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