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What you need to know about Crouch End

Crouch End

Located roughly 7.4 km north of Charing Cross and within the London Borough of Haringey, Crouch End covers an area in north London that sits between Harringay and Highgate. Originally a settlement established at the intersection of four major thoroughfares, Crouch End has come to be known as one of the wealthier districts in the region, which has resulted in the opening of a large number of more upscale dining establishments and shops. While not exactly isolated from the London Underground, Crouch End is not as easily accessible via the underground system as other localities in the region. The Hornsey and Harringay railway stations, on the other hand, are relatively close, and the district is also served by a handful of London Bus routes.

  • Population Size 4,362
  • Active Businesses 68
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)1,829
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 920

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Crouch End?

Refuse and recycling disposal needs in Crouch End are more than sufficiently covered by the local authority’s regularly scheduled collections, the council tip on Western Road, and the alternative services offered by major waste management companies. Services like bin collection, skip bag hire, and even man & van see a fair amount of use as convenient alternatives to the weekly collections, while rubbish removal solutions, such as waste clearance, wait & load, and larger skips tend to be favored by commercial establishments and organisations with large volumes of waste.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Crouch End

For most households in Crouch End, Haringey’s household waste recycling centre (HWRC) on Western Road is both the nearest and most convenient civic amenity site to use. They are open seven days a week, from 9 AM to 4 PM, and can accommodate pedestrians and vans, in addition to regular vehicles. There are some limitations, however, in terms of the types of household waste they can accept. Tyres and gas bottles, in particular, will need to be taken to reuse and recycling centres on either Summers Lane in Barnet or Hornsey Street in Islington, with the latter also being able to accept cement-bonded asbestos for disposal. Alternatively, recycling banks have been provided at a number of convenient locations in Crouch End and are often the best option for getting rid of smaller loads of recycling.
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What rubbish collection services are available in Crouch End?

Junk removal from local waste management companies can often be a more convenient solution to using the council’s own refuse and recycling collections as private contractors can offer flexible scheduling. Booking a home or office clearance also usually involves all the manual labour involved in the cost plus a post clean up service, which adds to the convenience of using an independent waste carrier.

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