How much does Ealing Council charge for mattress?
Trade customers are required to pay a charge of £11.50 per mattress for the disposal of mattresses. This payment will be taken by the weighbridge operator. Trade customers disposing of commercial waste in addition to mattresses will need to: confirm the number of mattresses to the weighbridge operator.
How do you dispose of Ealing paint?
If you are a resident within Ealing and you have leftover paint from your home you can use the drop off point on site to leave your paint. Groups and individuals will then be able to access the site to collect the paint and use it locally.
How do you remove Ealing from a mattress?
To book a bed or mattress collection in W5 Ealing and surrounding areas, give us a call on 0800 612 9477. One of our friendly office team members will arrange a time to collect your old bed and mattress from your property.
What can I recycle Ealing Council?
What can I recycle?
- Plastic bottles, pots and tubs.
- Paper (newspapers, magazines, envelopes, catalogues and junk mail; shredded paper – all also placed loose in your blue wheelie bin)
- Cardboard (please remove any tape that may be stuck to the cardboard)
How do I email Ealing Council?
- Telephone: 020 8825 5387 option 2.
- Email: [email protected].
How do I dispose of a large item in London?
If you need to dispose of items which are not suitable for reuse, please call the City of London Contact Centre on to arrange a collection by our waste contractor Veolia. Collections are made on Monday and Thursday between 8am-4pm. You cannot book specific time slots.
Can you recycle shredded paper Ealing?
In the clear sack you can recycle: Mixed paper: Newspapers, magazines, sheet paper, shredded papers, junk mail, envelopes, leaflets, catalogues, telephone directories and yellow pages.
Can I use Greenford recycling Centre?
Greenford Recycling Centre is now open to residents for DIY disposals, van users, and commercial customers. Diversions to Twyford, Abbey Road are no longer required as the weighbridge at Greenford is now functional. To visit this recycling centre, you must book a slot in advance. Please only visit for essential trips.
What can you not put in a blue bin?
What cannot go in the blue lid recycling bin?
- plastic bags, plastic wrapping and soft plastics.
- heavily soiled paper.
- aseptic food cartons (i.e. long life milk cartons or bricks)
What happens to blue bin waste?
Your blue wheelie bin is for household items that can be recycled. Everything you currently recycle goes in here. Your blue bin will be collected every other week with your small green food waste bin.
Which council is Southall?
Ealing Council
Southall | Southall | Ealing Council.
How do I contact Ealing Council?
If you are unsure about which part of the council is responsible, please use our A to Z to find the relevant information or telephone the switchboard on (020) 8825 5000.