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What you need to know about Regents Park

Regent’s Park is an Inner London area that covers both the Royal Park itself and part of the residential districts surrounding it within the London Borough of Camden and the City of Westminster. The district is considered one of the most picturesque in the entire London region due to its combination of striking architecture and beautiful scenery, both of which contribute to its status as one of the most desirable and prestigious neighbourhoods the City has to offer. In addition to its scenery and wildlife (both as part of the park itself and in London Zoo), the park provides a wide array of facilities and amenities, including playgrounds, playing fields for sports, and a boating area. There is also a collection of six relatively new villas located near the park’s north-western edge that were designed to showcase different styles of classical architecture. Its south end, on the other hand, is nearly completely lined with a number of train stations, with the westernmost being Marylebone railway station and the easternmost being Warren Street for the London underground.

Population Size 9,594
Active Businesses 155
Waste Collected (tonnes)4,023
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 2,061

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

Due to the nature of the properties surrounding Regent’s Park, the local authorities’ regular household refuse and recycling collections are the most widely used means of waste disposal in the area. Nevertheless, a number of other options are available as well, including the paid-for services offered by private contractors, such as bin collection, skip bag hire, and full rubbish clearance. A generous number of recycling banks or Micro Recycling Centres have also been placed at convenient locations throughout the area which allow residents to dispose of certain recyclable items and materials without having to make a trip to the local civic amenity site or wait for the next collection.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Regents Park

The Regis Road reuse and recycling centre (RRC) is the nearest civic amenity site for addresses in Regent’s Park, particularly for properties along the Camden borough border. While most households in the area would not consider it close enough to make regular trips there practical, it is nonetheless a viable means of disposing of the occasional load of household refuse and recycling. The site, which is open from 9 AM to 4 PM Mondays through Sundays, is able to accept most types of domestic rubbish apart from hard plastics and hazardous waste and can accommodate Regent’s Park residents visiting on foot, by car, or in vans. In the case of large items that need to be disposed of, it is also possible to make arrangements for a bulky waste collection, though additional fees may apply and waiting times will inevitably vary.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Regents Park?

A range of rubbish collection services are available to households in the Regent’s Park area, though the bulk of them comprise the paid-for disposal alternatives offered by waste management companies. For average quantities of domestic refuse and/or recycling, the basic options (council collections, bin clearance, skip bags) are typically sufficient, but larger properties may need to make arrangements for skip hire or wait & load services. General waste clearance is another solution suitable for large quantities of mixed refuse, furniture and recyclable materials.

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