West London Waste Authority

West London Waste Authority

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We are responsible for disposing of waste collected by the London Boroughs of Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames.

About 1.7 million people live in this area, which covers 38,000 hectares. We also want to help residents

22/12/2025

Not sure where to start with your food caddy?♻️

Go for an easy win.
Next time you’re cooking, drop your veg peelings or tea bags into your food caddy instead of the bin.

Simple swap, big impact and you’ll help power homes in West London.

Find out more👉 https://westlondonwaste.gov.uk/food-waste

17/12/2025

The big feast is done, the plates are piled high and the real giving could start now.🎄

Pop your leftovers and scraps in the food caddy, not the bin.

Together we’re turning festive waste into clean energy and healthy soil for West London.

Find out more 👉 https://westlondonwaste.gov.uk/food-waste

08/12/2025

It all starts with the peelings 🎄

Every potato skin, sprout top and crust can help create clean energy and feed local soil.

Got a food caddy? This festive season, use it. Small actions really do give back. ♻️

Find out more 👉 https://westlondonwaste.gov.uk/food-waste

14/07/2025

This Saturday 19th July is all about Bikes Bikes Bikes! Come visit the ReActon Hub in Acton between 11am and 3pm for a pedal-powered day of bike related fun including free bike repairs on the day. No need to book, just turn up on the day! https://ow.ly/eL8I50Wpp14

10/07/2025

Over 25% of your clothes go unworn — that’s 30 items. Let’s put them to work.
Want to join in the challenge?

All you need to do is Pick - Click - Collect.
Pick your clothes, click to donate, and let Traid collect.
Three simple steps to fund good causes and help keep good clothes in use for longer.
Find out more and donate ➡️ TRAID

20/06/2025

For the first time, you can buy Rework London refurbished appliances directly online.
Expertly repaired, quality assured, and ready for a second life.
♻️ Affordable, sustainable, and local.
https://rework.london/

29/05/2025

We’re getting better at recycling, but last year over 1.6 billion electricals with hidden batteries were still binned – that’s 3,000 a minute 😮

Hidden batteries in tech, vapes, and other rechargeable items can catch fire when crushed during waste collection and processing 🔥

So remember:

❌ Never bin batteries or electricals
✅ Always recycle separately. Take your items to your local supermarket or Currys PC World for free recycling.

27/05/2025

⚠Your batteries and electricals could cause a fire⚠

When we throw hidden or loose batteries in with our general rubbish or recycling, they can get crushed or punctured in the bin lorries. This releases chemicals which come into contact with the air, and can start a serious and dangerous fire.

Don’t let your battery cause the next fire. You can recycle your batteries at your local supermarket, take them with you on your next trip!

Podback: How your coffee pods are recycled 27/05/2025

The plastic and aluminium coffee, tea and hot chocolate pods are sent by Podback to specialist recycling plants here in the UK.
♻️Plastic pods are recycled in Yorkshire.
♻️Aluminium pods are recycled in Cheshire
At both sites, the pods are shredded to remove the coffee.
♻️The coffee grounds are sent to food waste processing plants where they are turned into biogas and soil improver for local farmers.

Plastic pods are used in the manufacture of building products, like buckets and packaging crates.
Aluminium pods are used in the manufacture of drink cans and car components.

You can watch the recycling journey of your coffee pods here:

Podback: How your coffee pods are recycled Aluminium and plastic coffee pods collected by Podback are recycled in the UK, and this film explains how it happens. The pods are shredded to remove the co...

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Unit 6, Britannia Court, The Green, West Drayton
London
UB77PN

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm