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What you need to know about Olympic Park

The Olympic Park area in Stratford, which is located within the London Borough of Newham, covers several neighbourhoods surrounding the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and, as such, technically also includes sections of Waltham Forest, Hackney, and Tower Hamlets. The ArcelorMittal Orbit, one of London’s most famous sights and the largest public art piece in Britain, overlooks the entirety of the Olympic Park area, which has since become home to the East London Tech City’s collection of tech-oriented companies and the East Village housing development’s massive blocks of apartment buildings. The area is also afforded convenient access to a wealth of commercial spaces, due to its proximity to Stratford and its extensive selection of retail, office, and leisure amenities and is served by numerous transport options via its railway, tube, and DLR stations.

Population Size 6,500
Active Businesses 178
Waste Collected (tonnes)2,726
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 1,353

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Olympic Park?

While the usual council-provided waste disposal options are available in Olympic Park, households and businesses in the area also benefit from access to the wide range of alternatives offered by licenced waste carriers in the area. The usual rubbish removal options, like bin collection and skip hire, are available in the Olympic Park area, of course, but a large number of waste facilities that mainly cater to either construction waste or metals and vehicles are also located along Newham’s boundary with Tower Hamlets nearby. Additionally, several waste management companies offer waste clearances for homes or commercial properties in Olympic Park, which provide them with an option for all-inclusive rubbish removal service.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Olympic Park

While Newham does have its own local reuse and recycling centre (RRC) on Jenkins Lane, Tower Hamlets’ Yabsley Street civic amenity site is actually the nearest council tip to addresses in Olympic Park. The Yabsley Street facility is able to accept most types of household rubbish and recycling outside of the usual exceptions, like tyres, plasterboard, and hazardous waste and is open seven days a week (8 AM to 8 PM on weekdays, 9 to 6 on weekends), but does not accept any form of commercial rubbish. The Jenkins Lane tip, on the other hand, is able to accept trade waste, so businesses in the Olympic Park area may opt to use the site as an alternative to their rubbish removal services.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Olympic Park?

Most properties in the Olympic Park area are covered by Newham Council’s waste collection services, which are made available free of charge to households in the neighbourhood and as a paid-for service for commercial properties. Garden and clinical waste collections are also offered for free in the area, but residents will need to arrange for them separately, as they are not included as part of the standard service. Bulky waste, on the other hand, will only be collected for a £20 fee per collection. These collections cover large household items, such as sofas, mattresses, and major appliances, in addition to large quantities of general mixed rubbish and can be requested as many times as needed, but wait times are often long due to the large number of requests received by the council.

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