Rubbish, waste and recycling
Rubbish and waste services
- Collection- missed collection
- Commercial waste - collection
- Domestic bins
- Flytipping
- Green garden and kitchen waste collection
- Local waste & recycling directories
- Neighbourhood skip service
- Refuse collection service
- Special collections for large items
- Special collections service
- Street litter bins
- Waste disposal- clinical
- Waste minimisation
Recycling services
- Blue and black boxes
- Bring banks
- Business recycling
- Civic Amenity and Recycling Centre
- Compost at home (compost bins and wormeries)
- Flats recycling service
- Food waste
- Furniture reuse
- Green garden and kitchen waste collection service
- Information for architects and developers
- Real nappy subsidy
- Recycling in schools
- Waste prevention and minimisation
- What happens to your recycling
Recycling Updates
Electrical Recycling Goes Local
Unwanted electrical equipment is the UK’s fastest growing type of waste. To make recycling these items easier, a number of recycling banks for electrical equipment have recently been installed across the borough. Items such as toasters, kettles, hairdriers, chargers, leads, old games consoles , to name a few, can be recycled at the following locations:
- Stapylton Road car park - EN5 4LN
- Barnet Lane, playing field entrance - EN5 2DN
- Great North Road, near railway bridge - EN5 1AB
- Osidge Lane, car park - N14 5DU
- Lodge Lane, car park - N12 8JJ
- Friern Barnet Library - N11 3DS
- Pursley Road - NW7 2DY
- Daws Lane, car park - NW7 4SL
- Edgware Road, Tesco Metro car park - HA8 0BE
For further information, please visit our bring banks page.
Food waste recycling with compostable bags
Residents can now use compostable bags in their green garden and kitchen waste bins. This will make food waste recycling more convenient. Any brand of compostable bag bearing the seedling logo is acceptable. For more information, please visit our green garden and kitchen waste page.
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Email this pageLast modified by: Laura Mawby on 14/07/2010