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Paper Recycling in North West London

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Cardboard Recycling in North West London

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Glass Recycling in North West London

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Mixed Waste Recycling in North West London

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Cartridge Recycling in North West London

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Coffee Cups Recycling in North West London

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Food Waste Disposal in North West London

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What you need to know about North West London

North West London

Stretching from Westminster to the edge of Hertfordshire, North West London spans 11 postcode districts and 9 boroughs including Barnet, Brent, and Camden. The area also includes parts of Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham, Islington, Westminster, Harrow, and Kensington & Chelsea. There are plenty of landmarks, and a mix of greenery and city life in Northwest London that is considered by many to be the epitome of cultured living, with its cultural landmarks, historic properties, and impressive parks. Regents Park, which is one of the most famous parks in the UK boasts amazing views from Primrose Hill and Hampstead Heath as well as Camden Town, which is a must to visit for its food market and things to do. Hampstead also has many independent shops and restaurants for those seeking a unique eating experience at one off establishments and smaller chains. The wide tree lined streets of Belsize Park and the range of amenities at Swiss Cottage make North West London popular with families and young professionals alike.

  • Population Size 1,060,446
  • Active Businesses 5,113
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)444,693
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 227,816

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in North West London?

With over 30 waste disposal and recycling facilities available in the region, you are sure to find the perfect facility for your needs within a short driving distance. Those wishing to use a private contractor to get rid of waste in northwest London can choose from a variety of waste management companies, many of which serve the whole of the city. Smaller contractors that operate locally might be the best option in terms of offering a fast service although they may not accept as wide a range of materials as larger organisations.

As with any waste transfer company it is important to check that private contractors are following the law when removing waste to avoid fly tipping and other practises that may be harmful for the environment. You can check the registration details of the company you intend to use on the environment agency website by typing in their name or company number.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in North West London

The rules for recycling and what materials are accepted varies slightly from borough to borough, however clothing and textiles and small electrical items are accepted at all the recycling centres and micro recycling sites within the North West London area. Brent provides a detailed list with map links of all the micro recycling sites within the borough, allowing residents to filter the search by distance and items for recycling. The main reuse and recycling centre for Brent is at Abbey Road which is run by the West London waste authority. Other recycling centres in northwest London include Regis Rd in Camden western Rd in Harringay and Hornsey St RRC in Islington, although it should be noted that the Camden recycling centre on Regis Rd only accepts non-recyclable household waste. In contrast the Summers Lane reusing recycling centre in Barnet accepts a wide range of materials including plasterboard timber and car batteries, printer cartridges scrap metal and tyres. For the disposal of asbestos household and garden chemicals and paint, the North London Waste Authority (NLWA) Advises residents to contact the City of London to request removal by calling, or visiting the hazardous waste pages of their website.
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What rubbish collection services are available in North West London?

Councils within the North West London area offer various waste management services, such as Garden Waste disposal and hazardous waste collection. However, the prices of these services will vary from borough to borough. For example, booking a bulky waste collection in the borough of Brent will cost a maximum of £35, on the other hand, in the Borough of Camden you could be set back over £70. Furthermore, wait times can vary, it can take up to 2 weeks for your waste to be collected in some areas. It is important to check both the approximate collection time and price long before you need your waste collected. Barnet council also offers an additional bin collection where residents can pay to have their bins collected early or more often than is scheduled. Some residents in Brent are entitled to one free bulky waste collection per year, and Camden residents over the age of 65 are entitled to 2 free bulky waste collections from the council.

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How is the local authority in North West London handling your waste?

To maintain clear streets and prevent waste from causing an environmental health hazard, some of the boroughs in North West London have introduced time banded collections for households and businesses. This means that there are specific times when waste can be put out for collection to ensure that it does not remain outside for longer than is necessary. After waste is collected the North London Waste Authority (NLWA) Sends any recyclable waste to a materials recovery facility In Edmonton. Locations in the United Kingdom where recyclable waste is sent after it has been through the facility are shown on the NLWA website with details of what happens to the materials locally, and at treatment centres around the country. Hardcore is processed in London for road building, and paint which is notoriously difficult to dispose of is used by the Forest Recycling group in Waltham Forest.

North West London Council's Waste Management Performance:

· Overall annual spend on waste management £45,599,168
· Per person spend £43
· Landfill rate 48.77%
· Reuse and recycling rate 51.23%
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What are the plans for a greener future in North West London?

The North London Waste Authority which is made up of seven London boroughs including Camden and Barnet manages a waste treatment facility in Edmonton in Enfield, which has recently Received funding to create a sustainable waste management system at the facility. The North London Heat and Power Project will create local employment opportunities and a green infrastructure which will divert up to 50% of waste away from landfill. One of the major objectives of the NLHPP is educating people about the importance of reusing and recycling materials as part of the circular economy, as well as creating power and heating for many north London residents. The reduce reuse and repair directory on the website also gives details of where you can take broken electrical items to be fixed instead of throwing them out.
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