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What you need to know about Winchmore Hill

Winchmore Hill is a north London suburb in the London Borough of Enfield that is located approximately 14.3 km north-east of Charing Cross and centred around one of the main conservation areas in the region. The district is considered one of the more affluent neighbourhoods in Greater London and has its own ‘millionaire’s row,’ which has been called home by many a rich and famous personality. It’s most prominent feature, however, is Winchmore Hill Green, a public green space encircled by a large number of shops and dining establishments. A generous selection of sports facilities are also available at the local sports club. The Winchmore Hill railway station serves as the district’s main access point for the overground system, but the Grange Park and Palmer’s Green stations are reasonably close as well. London Underground access, on the other hand, is largely limited to the Southgate tube station, which is located at the end of Winchmore Hill Road, to the east.

Population Size 22,456
Active Businesses 137
Waste Collected (tonnes)8,869
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 4,463

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Winchmore Hill?

Winchmore Hill households are able to benefit from most modern methods of waste disposal, due in no small part to the proximity of Enfield’s primary reuse and recycling centre (RRC). In addition to being able to take their household refuse and recycling directly to either the council tip or one of the licenced facilities along Meridian Way, residents may also use the various rubbish removal services offered in the district, which range from the borough council’s own alternating weekly collections to full home or office waste clearance solutions from private companies. For businesses in Winchmore Hill, wait & load and skip hire are the most popular options, while those who require the disposal of large quantities of construction waste are able to make arrangements for grab lorry hire as well.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Winchmore Hill

Being located within the district itself, Enfield’s primary RRC on Barrowell Green is by far the nearest recycling facility for households in Winchmore Hill. While the site is only able to accept domestic refuse and recycling in limited quantities (up to two sacks each of general rubbish and garden waste and up to four sacks of recycling), it remains a convenient means of rubbish disposal for locals. This is particularly true for Winchmore Hill residents who have busy mornings as the Barrowell Green civic amenity site opens from 10 AM to 6 PM daily, staying open later than most other civic amenity sites in the region. Gas bottles and tyres, which are not accepted at Barrowell Green, can instead be taken to the Summers Lane facility in Friern Barnet.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Winchmore Hill?

Due to the large number of private contractors offering their services in Winchmore Hill, a wide range of rubbish removal services apart from the council’s own household refuse and recycling collections are available in the district. Bin collection and skip bag hire, which are two of the most affordable options, are generally sufficient for average quantities of domestic waste. For larger volumes of rubbish or bulky waste, arrangements can be made for wait & load vehicles in varying capacities.

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