White Goods Recycling in Mortlake

Derived from the old English words ‘morc’ meaning young salmon and ‘lacu’ which means stream, Mortlake is a bustling riverside settlement situated within the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Once a part of the historic county of Surrey, it lies on the southern part of the river Thames between Barnes and Kew with East Sheen located inland to the south. This history steeped district with an extensive industrial past is set to undergo regeneration aimed at creating residential and commercial spaces in the area as well as to provide residents with local amenities such as a gym and a cinema. Mortlake features several well-preserved period estates, spacious family homes, stylish flats and contemporary apartment complexes which houses a community consisting of professionals and families. This suburban district also boasts a parade of shops, restaurants, pubs, bars and cafes among other local amenities along Sheen Lane. Mortlake is just 55 minutes from the city centre via route A3212 and is serviced by the railway stations of Mortlake and North Sheen.

• Population Size 8,247
• Active Businesses 622
• Waste Collected (tonnes)3,458
• Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 1,373