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What you need to know about Primrose Hill

Primrose Hill is a grade II listed public park within the London Borough of Camden that is located directly north of Regent’s Park. The hill referred to in the name of both the park and the surrounding area is the second highest point in the borough, offering excellent views of the central London skyline, and contributes a great deal to its appeal. Similar to St John’s Wood, its neighbour to the south-west, the neighbourhood around the park is considered one of the more desirable in the region, especially among those that more or less sit between inner and outer London. Residential properties in the area are more upmarket and are served by a wide variety of commercial establishments, including a large number of bars, pubs, and restaurants, a good selection of high street retail shops, and several charging stations for electric vehicles. The Chalk Farm and Camden Town rail stations also offer convenient access to the London Underground’s Northern line, while the Kentish Town and Camden Road stations a little farther out are served by Thameslink and overground trains, respectively.

Population Size 4,294
Active Businesses 33
Waste Collected (tonnes)1,801
Tonnes of Waste Recycled or Reused 923

What are the different ways to dispose of waste in Primrose Hill?

Residential and commercial properties in the Primrose Hill neighbourhood benefit from having access to a wide range of waste disposal options due in no small part to the number of waste management companies offering their rubbish removal solutions in the area. These alternatives to the usual council-provided collections are able to serve the varied needs of households and businesses in the area and can range anywhere from the more affordable options, like basic bin collections and skip hire, all the way up to full-service solutions that include the majority of the heavy lifting involved. More complex waste clearances, in particular, see a good amount of use in Primrose Hill due to the added convenience they offer and are favoured among those who prefer to leave their waste disposal in the hands of experienced professionals.

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Where are the nearest recycling centres in Primrose Hill

Tipping is considered an extremely practical means of keeping household bins clear of refuse and recycling in the Primrose Hill area due to the neighbourhood being one of the nearest localities to Camden’s Regis Road reuse and recycling centre (RRC). The facility is open from 9 AM to 4 PM throughout the entire week, and they are able to take most common forms of house rubbish, including large, unwanted items, like sofas, beds, and fridges. Moreover, any reusable items brought to the facility by Primrose Hill residents are turned over directly to the North London Waste Authority’s (NWLA) reuse charities and programs, ensuring they will end up in new owners’ hands sooner rather than later. The NWLA, however, does require appointments for visits to the Regis Road RRC to be made well in advance, as long queues are common during particular hours of the day.

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What rubbish collection services are available in Primrose Hill?

Camden Council offers free weekly collections for general refuse and recycling for all households in the area surrounding Primrose Hill. Weekly garden waste collections, on the other hand, are considered a paid-for service and cost either £60 for nine months of service or £75 for twelve months. Bulky waste collections, which can be used for the removal of large household items, like unwanted furniture or major appliances, can also be requested from the council, but are similarly chargeable and cost a minimum of £10 for up to two items (or a proportional number of standard rubbish bags). Commercial establishments in the Primrose Hill area likewise are able to arrange for similar services, but will need to get in touch with the local authority for a quotation.

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