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What you need to know about Parsons Green

Historically known as a neighbourhood for wealthy Londoners during the 18th century, Parsons Green is now an upscale residential district governed by the local council of Hammersmith and Fulham. It is bordered by King’s Road, the A308 and Parsons Green Lane. This laid back area features large villas, spacious family homes, period estates, as well as contemporary flats and apartment complexes. The community in Parsons Green is made up of young professionals and families who favour the calm atmosphere in the neighbourhood and benefit from the quick commute to the city centre. Parsons Green also boasts a fantastic selection of schools, restaurants, pubs, cafes and shops among other local amenities along nearby New King’s Road. It is just 30 minutes away from the city centre via the A3212 and is serviced by Parsons Green Tube Station.

Population Size 33,226
Active Businesses 1,017
Waste Collected (tonnes)13,933
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 5,531

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Parsons Green?

There are numerous waste removal and skip hire companies available to residents in Parsons Green, offering bespoke services to fit a variety of waste management needs including ‘wait & load’, which is often used as an alternative to skip hire and ‘caged van hire’, which is ideal for residents wanting to dispose of waste that cannot fit into a skip. Both wait and load and caged van hire can offer same day service and eliminate the need for a skip permit. These services are delivered and provided within 24 hours and are competitively priced while making sure that environmental impact is minimized by recycling close to 100% of all collected refuse.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Parsons Green

The local authority area civic amenity sites offer reliable and free to use waste disposal services to Parsons Green residents. The nearby site on Smugglers way is just a 5-minute drive via Wandsworth Bridge Road and accepts all types of domestic waste. However liquids and hazardous waste are not permitted and residents must bring s form of address and photo ID to prove that they have a right to dispose of rubbish at the site. Saturdays are best avoided as this is the busiest time, although an alternative site that is open 24 hours a day is located on Cringle street at Nine Elms. It should be noted that only residents arriving in vans will be permitted to tip at the facility and other requirements, restrictions and information regarding the facilities are accessible through their website.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Parsons Green?

Aside from free and regular collections of household rubbish, recycling and garden waste, the local council also provides additional services which can be booked online. This includes commercial waste collections for businesses as well as bulky waste removal which costs £26.55 for a single collection of up to ten items. This is ideal for disposal of sofas, mattress, bed frames, fridge, freezers and other large pieces of furniture. The City of London is one of the only boroughs that provides collection services for hazardous household waste. Asbestos, photographic, pet care and motoring products, household and garden chemicals as well as large quantities of decorative paintS, can all be collected and disposed of by the City of London on request.

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