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What you need to know about Raynes Park

Once a small agricultural hamlet divided between the parishes of Merton and Wimbledon, Raynes Park is now a thriving multicultural community situated within the London Borough of Merton. It is located less than 8 miles southwest of Charing Cross and is surrounded by Wimbledon Common, Wimbledon Chase and New Malden. This quiet and leafy suburb attracts young families enticed by a great school system, plenty of green spaces, proximity to commercial districts and a vibrant close-knit local community. Raynes Park features several period estates, well-preserved Victorian terraced houses, spacious family homes, converted flats and contemporary apartments. Coombe Lane which was once hailed as London’s best performing high street also offers a range of shops, chic cafes, bars, pubs, and great restaurants enjoyed by many residents. Raynes Park is just an hour away from the city centre via the A3205 and is serviced by Raynes Park Railway Station.

Population Size 27,584
Active Businesses 1,429
Waste Collected (tonnes)10,671
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 4,237

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Raynes Park?

Numerous waste removal and skip hire companies in and around Raynes Park provide residents with a range of options when it comes to efficient waste management solutions. Skip hire is a popular choice for many due to its availability in a range of sizes. Private contractors also procure permits to place skips in council properties and offer additional products for upgrading the service such as road cones, skip lights and locks. Other options include man & van, grab hire, and wait & load for the removal of bulky waste, and large pieces of furniture and white goods. The best rubbish removal companies in the area also recycle up to 95% of the collected waste to minimise the negative environmental impact of using landfills.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Raynes Park

Raynes Park residents who are looking for a more economical rubbish disposal alternative are just 10 minutes away from the civic amenity site located at 63-69 Amenity Way via Grand Drive. This facility accepts most types of domestic waste apart from hazardous waste and liquids, and commercial waste from businesses is also not allowed at the facility. The site operates from 8 am to 4 pm on weekdays while it opens at 9 am on weekends until 4 pm on Saturdays and 2 pm on Sundays. However, residents arriving in vans are only permitted to tip from 8:30 am to 1:30 pm during weekdays and 9 am to midday on Saturdays. Residents are encouraged to call and check the council website for requirements, restrictions and other information before heading to the site to make the short trip worthwhile. Additionally, residents can also dispose of recyclable cardboard, paper, plastic and batteries to nearby recycling centres along Coombe Lane and Kingston Road.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Raynes Park?

The London Borough of Merton provides Raynes Park residents with some collection and disposal services for household, industrial and commercial waste. This includes complimentary and regularly scheduled collections of household rubbish, recycling, and food waste. Hazardous waste is collected by the City of London while the local council provides free collections of sharps containers for clinical waste upon request. Additional collection services for garden waste, bulky items and trade waste are also provided and can be organised through the council’s website. Residents can also report fly-tipping on the website and missed collections as well as order bins for rubbish and recycling.

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