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What you need to know about Shoreditch

Shoreditch

Shoreditch is a vibrant and trendy district in the East End of London, included in the southern part of the London Borough of Hackney. A centre for music and art during the Victorian era and considered an artists' haven in the nineties, today Shoreditch maintains its creative spirit through vibrant street art, historical galleries, and other expressive attractions. Its residents, tourists, flock towards the bars and restaurants in the well known triangle-shaped region formed by Shoreditch High Street, Great Eastern Street, and Old Street. The neighbourhood is full of nightlife, extending to its adjacent west end district of Hoxton, with its own sought after range of bars and nightclubs. Shoreditch is also perfect for unwinding as it offers features like local galleries, flower markets, entertainment, leisure and shopping centres. The main railway station run by London Overground is located on the High Street, and provides easy access to Whitechapel, New Cross, Peckham, Crystal Palace, Canada Water, and Dalston.

  • Population Size 10,099
  • Active Businesses 73
  • Waste Collected (tonnes)4,235
  • Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 2,102

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Shoreditch?

Convenient methods of disposal in this neighbourhood are skip hire for home and office clearance. There are 3 independent waste collectors and skip services spread across Shoreditch. One which specializes in energy generation from waste streams, and another couple of general skip services located along Paul Street and Curtain Road. Residents who want to make use of these services are advised to separate their rubbish and recycling materials beforehand for hassle-free collection. A private Reuse and Recycling Centre also located at Bonhill Street which offers consultations for local businesses about proper waste management. Residents closer to the outskirts of Shoreditch might prefer to use contractors' services from other neighbouring districts such as the one from City Road, which is a certified collection service for broken electrical items, and also offers to rebuild or repair laptops and PCs.
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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Shoreditch

Exclusive civic amenity sites are not available for the residents of Shoreditch, however, private recycling companies offer a variety of services throughout the area if the residents are in need of immediate household clearance. The council-run recycling facility is available for all residents in Hackney which is 2.3 miles away from the area on the northeast side. The borough council's recycling centre generally accepts papers, plastics, tin cans, foils, and glass materials. They also provided a warning list of litter that residents may mistakenly mix to their recycling bins/bags such as broken bulbs, chemical bottles, clinical waste, polystyrene, and broken kitchenware (especially sharp objects). The general rule is recycling materials should only be contained in green or orange bags. The council's reuse and recycling centre (RRC) also offers free of charge waste and recycling supplies such as bins, bags, food waste caddies, and wheelie bins that can be requested through the website. There are some conveniently located recycling bins along Kingsland Road, where residents can drop off recycling.
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What rubbish collection services are available in Shoreditch?

The local council's waste management service is actively engaged with the local community. Their official website lays out rules and regulations for smooth junk clearance throughout the borough. Green sacks for recycling materials, brown containers/bags for garden waste, liners for food waste, and a black bag for rubbish are the general rules for separating the waste materials. Recycling materials and food waste are collected weekly while garden waste such as grass, dry leaves, and twigs is collected every two weeks. General waste and rubbish items are categorised as polystyrene, nappies, tissues, plastic wrap, wrappers, and pet food pouches. Bulky waste such as furniture items or appliances can be collected by the local council to be sold on to low income families. Sofas, cabinets, lamps, and more can be collected with a starting price of £15. The council also advises its residents to make use of recycling banks in the area and giving away their unwanted clothes and small appliances.

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