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What you need to know about Stamford Brook

Stamford Brook is a vibrant residential area straddling the boroughs of Hounslow and Hammersmith and Fulham. It is surrounded by Chiswick, Hammersmith, Gunnersbury, Acton Vale and Shepherds Bush. Formerly a remote hamlet, Stamford Brook is now a sought after residential district ideal for families, couples and young professionals. It boasts excellent transport links and has its own Tube Station on the district line providing relatively easy commutes to the city centre and other financial hubs. It also features a great school system, bustling retail shops, great restaurants as well as various local pubs and cafes along King Street. Residents also enjoy plenty of local amenities such as parks, playgrounds, wellness centres, gyms and entertainment venues. Stamford Brook boasts a varied settlement of landscaped Edwardian properties, terraced Victorian houses, stylish flats and contemporary apartments.

Population Size 18,221
Active Businesses 371
Waste Collected (tonnes)7,641
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 4,235

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Stamford Brook?

The spacious residential properties and landscaped gardens in Stamford Brook creates a high demand for garden waste clearance, mixed waste recycling, household waste disposal and other swift and handy rubbish removal and waste disposal services. Private waste carriers in the area also provide printer recycling for electronic waste, soil waste disposal for construction waste and hard drive destruction for confidential waste. There are also commercial property clearance, office furniture recycling, sofa removal, furniture disposal, wait & load, fly tip clearance, white goods recycling, junk removal, mattress disposal, grab lorry hire, sofa recycling and muck away. 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 Stamford Brook

Stamford Brook residents are just 25 minutes away from Hounslow’s household waste reuse and recycling centre at Pier Road, Feltham via the M4. This facility is open for both residents and traders and accepts most types of domestic waste for free apart from industrial waste and commercial waste that are charged by the tonne. Those covered by Hammersmith and Fulham’s local council can visit the civic amenity site at Smugglers Way just 30 minutes away via the A219 which is exclusively for residential use. Traders and residents arriving in vans are better off via the A4 towards Cringle Street which is open 24/7. Both sites accept most types of waste for free while trade waste and DIY waste are charged on the weighbridge. Residents are advised to plan their visits ahead of time to avoid the build-up of traffic at the site. They may also check the schedule on the council website along with the requirements and restrictions.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Stamford Brook?

Residents of Stamford Brook have access to a wide variety of waste disposal and rubbish removal services provided by Hounslow and Hammersmith and Fulham’s local authorities. This includes free weekly collections of household rubbish, organic waste and recycling. There are also subscription-based garden waste collections which cost £30 for a 6-month subscription and £15 for those receiving council tax reductions in Hounslow while the service is free in Hammersmith and Fulham. There is also bulky waste collection service which costs £26.55 for up to 10 items in Hammersmith and Fulham while Hounslow charges £40 for up to 5 items.

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