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What you need to know about Queen's Park

Queen’s Park is an area of west London with roughly a north-south split between Brent and the City of Westminster. The district, which was named in honor of Queen Victoria and is centered around a park of the same name, is one of the country’s best examples of urban green space. Its properties are predominantly moderately-sized Victorian buildings, many of which still retain their original details. The park itself features a number of large open areas, extensive sports facilities, an ornamental garden, and even an animal farm for children. Queen’s Park is also home to a bustling commercial area along Salusbury Road with numerous shops, dining establishments, and public houses, plus a weekly farmer’s market every Sunday. The Queen’s Park tube and railway station is close to the centre of the district as well and shares the neighbourhood’s commuter traffic with the nearby Kilburn Park tube station and Brondesbury, Kensal Rise, and Kilburn High Road railway stations.

Population Size 15,251
Active Businesses 144
Waste Collected (tonnes)6,396
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 3,276

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Queen's Park?

Waste disposal in Queen’s Park is mainly left to rubbish collection services due to even the closest recycling facility (along Scrubs Lane to the west), still being some distance away. Recycling can be taken to any of the recycling banks or “Micro Recycling Centres” in the area as well, but the better part of its household and commercial rubbish is handled by either the local council’s collection services or similar alternatives offered by independent waste carriers and rubbish clearance companies. Waste clearance for homes or offices also sees a fair amount of use in Queen’s Park but is typically limited to being an on-demand solution for large volumes of refuse and recycling removal.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Queen's Park

The closest reuse and recycling centre for people situated in Queen’s Park is the civic amenity site in Brent, which is located towards the far west of the borough, on Abbey Road. The site is open from 8 AM to 4 PM daily, except for Tuesdays and Wednesday, and they are able to accept most common forms of household refuse and recycling. They do, however, charge for tipping when builder’s rubble or construction waste is involved, even when it is mixed in with the usual types of household rubbish. As the RRC’s distance from Queen’s Park makes it less accessible for regular waste removal, the local authorities instead recommend making full use of their regular household and trade rubbish collections or making arrangements with them for a bulky waste collection for the removal of any larger items, such as sofas and other unwanted furniture.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Queen's Park?

The borough councils provide basic refuse and recycling collections for households and businesses in Queen’s Park, but a number of alternative options are also available through private contractors. Some, such as bin collection and skip or skip bag hire, largely just mirror the usual kerbside collections but with more flexible scheduling or better coverage of different waste types, but others are considerably more dynamic in terms of the scope of the service. A number of man & van and waste management companies offer full waste clearance for homes or offices in Queen’s Park, which is often an all inclusive service including lifting, carrying, loading and sorting refuse, in addition to a post operative clean up of the premise included in the quotation price.

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