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What you need to know about SE9

SE9

SE9 covers an area of 5.80 square miles, incorporating parts of Kidbrooke, Falconwood, Chinbrook and Longlands with the areas of Eltham and Mottingham and is just 12.6 miles from the city centre via the A102. SE9 is governed by the boroughs of Bromley, Lewisham, Bexley, and Greenwich. It is bordered by postcodes SE3, SE12, SE18, DA15, and BR7. This picturesque village-like neighbourhood is characterised by quick commutes to the city hubs, sprawling green spaces, close-knit community, great school system and plenty of local amenities including a library, wellness and sports centres, recreational grounds and other leisure and entertainment spaces. Eltham High Street also offers a fair selection of classic gastropubs, shops, organic food stalls, cosy cafes, bars and terrific restaurants serving foreign cuisines. SE9 also boasts several well-preserved period houses, stylish flats, spacious detached family homes and contemporary apartments averaging £407,166 while rental properties cost £629 per week.

  • Population Size 62,852
  • Active Businesses 294
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)26,357
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 9,367

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in SE9?

Residents within SE9 have access to a wide range of convenient and cost-effective waste management solutions due to the numerous private contractors in the area. These companies provide households, construction firms and businesses with a range of waste disposal and rubbish removal services and are licensed to manage the collection and ensure the proper disposal of multiple types of waste. This includes confidential waste, construction waste and electronic waste. Some of the services offered to residents are white goods recycling, furniture disposal, office property clearance, skip hire, bulky waste collection, fly-tip clearance, furniture recycling, sofa removal, wait & load and muck away which are offered at competitive rates. Aside from cost-effective and reliable services, few companies in the area are also committed to working towards a high waste diversion rate to keep most of the collected waste from landfills.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in SE9

SE9 residents are located close to 6 household waste reuse and recycling centres which residents can visit to dispose of most types of domestic waste for free apart from hazardous waste, trade waste and industrial waste. Those covered by Bexley’s council can visit the civic amenity site at Maidstone Road, just 13 minutes away via the A20 which is open daily to accommodate residents arriving in cars, vans and with trailers. Those who want a shorter queuing time can head towards the facility at Thames Road, just 26 minutes away via the A20 and only accommodate pedestrians and residents arriving in bicycles and cars. Those governed by Bromley can visit the civic amenity site at Waldo Road, just 17 minutes away via Elmstead Lane. There’s also another one at Churchfields Road, just 31 minutes away via the A2015 which accommodates residents and traders. Residents covered by Lewisham can head towards Landmann Way, just 34 minutes away via the A20 while Greenwich residents are just 25 minutes away from the civic amenity site at Nathan Way via the A205. It is advised to call the facility’s customer service or check the council website for the requirements, restrictions, schedule, list of chargeable and other relevant information to ensure the efficiency of the trip.
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What rubbish collection services are available in SE9?

The local authorities covering SE9 provide residents with a range of waste disposal and rubbish removal services including free collections of household waste, recycling and organic waste. There are also free collections of sharps containers for clinical waste which only requires a referral from a resident’s GP or other medical professionals. Hazardous waste such as asbestos and garden chemicals are also collected by the City of London without charge on behalf of the local councils. Residents can also organise additional services through the council website such as garden waste collection subscription, home clearance, commercial waste collection and bulky waste collection which costs £10.51 for a single item transaction in Greenwich, £20 per item in Lewisham, £37 per two-item transaction in Bexley and £36 minimum charge per transaction in Bromley.

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