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What you need to know about Edmonton

The district of Edmonton in north London is located roughly 13.5 km north-northeast of Charing Cross within the London Borough of Enfield. The area was developed in multiple stages over the years, with the opening of the Edmonton Green railway station marking one of the major points in the district’s growth. As a result of Edmonton’s long history, the locality is home to a large number of sites and structures that have historic significance, including Angel Place, Millfield House, Lamb’s Cottage, and the Crescent. The Edmonton Green Shopping Centre is the main retail hub in the district, though a secondary collection of shopping parades can be found along and around Angel, which is considered its actual high street. Despite covering a relatively large area, Edmonton’s transport links are mainly limited to overground transport and bus routes, with the Edmonton Green, Silver Street, and Meridian Water Station being the most accessible.

Population Size 3,811
Active Businesses 59
Waste Collected (tonnes)1,598
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 804

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

Residents in Edmonton have access to the usual private and council operated waste management solutions such as regular refuse and recycling collections, suitable for the regular needs of most households. Alternatives offered by independent contractors in the area include several licenced recycling facilities along Meridian Way, skip and skip bag hire, man and van and wait and load. Industrial waste management solutions like grab hire are usually only used by construction companies for the removal of builder’s waste but may also be required from time to time by domestic premises undergoing renovations and building work.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Edmonton

Enfield council’s primary reuse and recycling centre is located near Barrowell Green and is the nearest council tip in the Edmonton area. The facility is somewhat limited by the fact that they are only able to accept small electrical items in addition to standard recyclable materials such as paper plastic glass and tin. Bulky waste which is usually accepted at m,ost household waste and recycling centres is also not permitted at the Barrowell Green tip, however it is open seven days a week, from 10 AM to 6 PM, excluding public holidays.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Edmonton?

Professional waste collection is widely available in Edmonton, with a number of private contractors operating in the area. Bin collection, skip or skip bag hire, and man & van remain the most popular options for domestic waste removal, outside of the council’s regularly scheduled collections. Clearance services are also popular due to the convenience of the service and the inclusion of all manual labour costs in the price.

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