74 Waste Disposal
Bell Yard, WC2A
Every business on this page has a registered address in the WC postcode area and appears on the Environment Agency's public register of waste carriers. A registered address is where the paperwork goes, not necessarily where the vans are, so ask about your area when you get in touch.
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Bell Yard, WC2A
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Charges for disposing of household DIY waste at council recycling centres have been abolished in England. Free disposal covers up to two 50-litre rubble bags, or one bulky item roughly the size of a bath, up to four visits in any four weeks. Beyond that a council may charge, but for a small job it is worth knowing the allowance exists.
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