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E10 7AS. Book your slot, opening hours, and recycling information.
This site is for residents to dispose of their waste and recycling. It does not accept trade waste.
You must book your slot and comply with the conditions of entry on the Wise up to waste website.
South Access Road
Walthamstow
E10 7AS
Entry via Argall Avenue.
We are closed on 25 December, 26 December and 1 January.
You must book an appointment, at least 24 hours in advance, if you plan to come by:
When you arrive, you need to bring:
You can find a list of acceptable forms of identification and book an appointment on the Wise Up To Waste website.
Each Waltham Forest household can take a van to this site a maximum of five times a year.
The site has a height barrier restricted to 1.85 metres
Tarmac can not be taken to any of our public reuse and recycling sites. It can be disposed of at Bywaters Trade Site, Gateway Road, Leyton. There is a charge to use this site.
You can bring:
A standard rubble sack is 20 inches by 30 inches.
Bags of rubble can contain brick, concrete and paving stones.
For trade waste disposal, please use Bywaters Trade Waste site at Gateway Road (turn left for the trade waste site). There will be a charge to dispose of trade waste.
There is a bicycle re-use scheme in operation with Recycle your Cycle. Recycle your Cycle works with the UK prison service to provide training in the refurbishment of bicycles. Bicycles are then sold on through charity shops across the country as well as in the Second Time Around shop at Kings Road Reuse and Recycling Centre, Chingford.
Any bicycles that are disposed of at site, that are not suitable for reuse, are recycled.
Furniture that is suitable to be used again will be inspected, safety checked and sold at the Second Time Around shop at Kings Road Reuse and Recycling Centre, Chingford.
Furniture that is not suitable to be used again, such as upholstered furniture without a fire label, or with missing parts, will be sent for recycling where possible.
Paint bought to this site is reused as part of the Community Re-Paint scheme. Residents and community groups can purchase the paint at a reduced price by visiting the Forest Recycling Project (FRP).