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What you need to know about Kingsbury

Kingsbury is a north-west London district that occupies the better part of the north-east corner of the London Borough of Brent. The area’s main features the sizable Roe Green Park, an even larger expanse of open space to its south that includes Kingsbury Sports Ground and Fryent Country Park, and an extremely busy stretch of various commercial establishments along Kingsbury Road. The rest of its built-up sections, meanwhile, mainly comprise a mix of high-rise properties and wider blocks of suburban development that remain the most dense in the area immediately surrounding the district’s rail station. Kingsbury is also relatively close to Wembley Park, affording the neighbourhood’s residents access to the latter’s considerably more extensive retail options. Rail service in the area, however, is largely limited to the Kingsbury tube station, which is on the London Underground’s Jubilee line, though the Hendon railway station is not too far away to the east either and is served by Thameslink trains.

Population Size 6,252
Active Businesses 48
Waste Collected (tonnes)2,622
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 1,343

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

While the available waste disposal options in Kingsbury are very similar to those offered in neighbouring districts, properties in the area have a number of additional choices when it comes to tipping, particularly in the case of builder’s rubble, as there are a number of rubbish dumps near Hallmark Trading Centre to the south and around Staples Corner to the south-east that deal exclusively with construction waste. There is also one recycling centre near the Neasden tube station that handles metals and vehicles, while two of the facilities along Brent Terrace are able to accept both domestic and commercial refuse and recycling. In addition, all of the usual rubbish removal services offered by private contractors are available in Kingsbury as well, with several waste management companies even offering full waste clearances for homes or offices in the neighbourhood.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Kingsbury

While Harrow’s reuse and recycling centre (RRC) on Forward Drive in Wealdstone is technically the nearest civic amenity site, the facility is only usable by residents of the borough, so any waste generated by households in the Kingsbury area will instead need to be brought to Brent’s RRC, which is located a considerable distance to the south-west, on Abbey Road and near the West Twyford Primary School. Due to the site’s location, it is generally recommended to make trips there only when absolutely necessary and instead make use of nearby recycling banks for smaller batches of recyclable items and materials that were missed by the regular collections. The Abbey Road RRC is open from 8 AM to 4 PM except on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, but appointments are required for every visit.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Kingsbury?

Brent Council provides households in the Kingsbury area with free collections for general refuse, recycling, and food waste. The frequency of these collections vary based on the address and type of property but are done at least once a week, and they are typically able to handle average quantities of domestic waste. Free collections can likewise be arranged for unwanted NHS or social care equipment and clinical waste (requires a recommendation from a nurse or GP). Garden waste collections, on the other hand, are a paid-for service and cost £60 per year, though reduced rates are offered for those who sign up more than halfway through a specific term. Special collections for either bulky waste or larger volumes of general rubbish may also be requested by Kingsbury residents but for a minimum charge of £35 for up to five large household items (sofas, beds, major appliances), and the service can be used as often as necessary, though waiting times may vary.

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