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What you need to know about Cricklewood

Cricklewood is a district in the north-west London region whose area is divided among the boroughs of Barnet, Brent, and Camden. Cricklewood Broadway, the section of Edgware Road that passes through the area, and its parades of shops stand out in sharp contrast to the rest of neighbourhood, which is dominated by vintage properties and an abundance of green open spaces. The ornately decorated Clayton Crown Hotel (which was a more recent addition to a grade II listed public house), is the biggest landmark on the Broadway, However, the district’s most well-known features are still its two parks; Mapesbury Dell and the much larger Gladstone Park, whose already extensive facilities were improved further early in the 21st century with the help of funding from the Heritage Lottery. Despite Cricklewood’s quiet atmosphere, it is served by a generous number of transport links, including the recently-renovated bus garage, the Cricklewood and Brondesbury railway stations, and Willesden Green and Kilburn London Underground stations.

Population Size 13,327
Active Businesses 147
Waste Collected (tonnes)5,588
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 2,863

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

Despite the district being a good distance from the council reuse and recycling centre (RRC), Cricklewood still has access to most of the same waste disposal methods as other localities in the region. There are a number of licenced rubbish dumps and recycling facilities in the vicinity where certain types of household waste can be taken for disposal. Most of them deal exclusively with builder’s rubble and construction waste, but two of the sites among the cluster near Staples Corner can accept general domestic and trade waste, while one of the facilities near the Neasden tube station can handle metals. Additionally, rubbish removal ranging from the council’s regular household refuse and recycling to private contractors’ paid-for services is available for most addresses in Cricklewood.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Cricklewood

Brent’s Abbey Road RRC is the nearest council tip for addresses in Cricklewood and is the most ideal facility to use for common forms of household refuse and recycling that cannot be handled by the council’s basic collection services due to either size or volume. Use of the site is free for Cricklewood residents for the most part, but any construction waste brought for disposal will be charged based on its weight, with the minimum being £16. The Abbey Road tip is open from 8 AM to 4 PM daily, except Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and appointments are required for every visit.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Cricklewood?

In addition to the local council’s regular household rubbish and bulky waste collections, a number of other waste removal options are available in Cricklewood through private contractors. Most waste management companies offer bin collection, skip or skip bag hire, and wait & load services in the district, which can be used as an alternative to trips to the dump. Additionally, general junk removal and rubbish clearance can be ideal for homes or offices having a clear out, or emptying the premises ahead of planned building works.

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