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The NW1 or North Western head district in the North Western postcode area covers several different sections of the City of Westminster and the London Borough of Camden. In addition to Camden Town and Somers Town, the district also includes Baker Street and Lisson Grove in Marylebone and the famed Regent’s Park, along with a section of Primrose Hill to the north. Camden and, to a lesser extent, Somers Town are known for their street markets, which are popular among both tourists and locals due to the wide variety of goods being sold. The two public parks provide a generous amount of open space for outdoor activities and recreation, while Lisson Grove remains famous for its cultural landmarks. The district, as a whole, is considered extremely accessible, due to the numerous railway and tube stations in and around the area, which include the busy interchanges at Euston and Marylebone, and the many London Bus routes in the area.

  • Population Size 60,339
  • Active Businesses 977
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)25,303
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 12,963

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in NW1?

As there are no nearby council-run or independent rubbish tips in NW1, waste disposal options in the district are largely limited to rubbish removal services. For most households, the weekly refuse and recycling collections provided by their respective borough council should suffice. However there are many who choose to supplement local authority collections with independent contractors. Man and Van services are particularly popular among households who need to dispose of larger quantities of rubbish, while skip hire is favoured by businesses requiring trade waste disposal.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in NW1

While there are technically no reuse and recycling centres (RRC) in the immediate area, households who need to make use of a civic amenity site to dispose of rubbish can make the trip to the Hornsey Street RRC in Islington. In most cases, however, it will likely be more convenient to simply rely on the regularly scheduled collections or, in the case of large items, like unwanted furniture or old appliances, make arrangements for a bulky waste collection from the council. Additionally, NW1 residents who have any hazardous waste to dispose of may also contact the City of London to arrange for it to be taken away and disposed of safely.
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What rubbish collection services are available in NW1?

Rubbish removal services are widely available in NW1, with options ranging from regular collections to specialised services such as the disposal of waste electronics and electronic devices (WEEE), and confidential waste such as computer hard drives. General junk clearance for homes or offices is also widely used for convenience and flexibility of the service, which often includes all lifting and carrying of waste, sorting and recycling of rubbish, and post clean up of the premises. Waste clearances are also favored by NW1 residents looking to minimise the impact of their rubbish on landfills, as the top companies can guarantee that 100% of recyclables will be taken to the appropriate facilities.

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