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What you need to know about Elmers End

Elmers End is a southeastern London area within the London boroughs of Bromley and the historic county of Kent. It borders the London Borough of Croydon and is surrounded by the neighbouring districts of Eden Park, Beckenham, Anerly and Monks Orchard. Once a vast agricultural area turned to an industrial estate, Elmers End is now an ideal neighbourhood for families due to its calm atmosphere, plenty of greeneries, parks, gardens and local amenities including playgrounds, sports and wellness centres, leisure spots, entertainment facilities and recreational grounds. Upper Elmers End Road also offers a fair selection of shops, pubs, organic food stalls, bars, cafes and casual restaurants. It also boasts a varied settlement of reasonably-priced terraced houses, well-preserved period structures, detached and semi-detached houses, converted flats and apartments. Elmers End is just 50 minutes away from the city centre via the A2 and is served by the Elmers End Railway Station.

Population Size 22,145
Active Businesses 112
Waste Collected (tonnes)8,636
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 3,069

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Elmers End?

Residents of Elmers End have access to a wide range of handy and swift waste management solutions due to the numerous private contractors in the area providing a variety of waste disposal and rubbish removal services. These companies manage the collection and disposal of multiple types of waste including construction waste, electronic waste, confidential waste and hazardous waste. Some of these services include paint recycling, asbestos removal, garden waste clearance, commercial property clearance, office furniture recycling, sofa removal, bulky waste disposal, wait & load, gas bottle disposal, junk removal, furniture removal, white goods recycling, fly-tip clearance, grab lorry hire and muck away. Aside from affordable services, few companies in the area are also committed to working towards a high waste diversion rate which keeps most of the collected waste from landfills and reduces negative impact on the environment.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Elmers End

Elmers End residents are just 5 minutes away from Brompley’s civic amenity site at Churchfields Road via Beck Lane. There is also another household waste reuse and recycling centre at Waldo Road, just 17 minutes away via the B251. These facilities accept most types of waste apart from hazardous waste and liquids. It also accommodates pedestrians, residents arriving in bicycles, cars and vans as well as traders carrying commercial waste. Residents are encouraged to call the facility’s customer service or check the council website for requirements, restrictions, realtime webcam recording, schedules and other relevant information beforehand to ensure the efficiency of the trip. They can also visit the local recycling centre on Oakfield Road to dispose of recyclable aluminium foil and foil trays.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Elmers End?

Bromley council provides residents of Elmers End with a range of rubbish removal and waste disposal services for household, industrial and commercial waste. Aside from the complementary and regular collections of recycling, household waste and food waste, residents can also arrange free collections of sharps for clinical waste which only requires a referral from the hospital, the resident’s GP or other medical professionals. The City of London also collects hazardous waste without charge on behalf of Bromley’s local council. The council website can also be used to organise other paid services such as the subscription-based garden waste collection which costs £60 yearly. Other paid services include bulky waste collection, house clearance and commercial waste collection for businesses.

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