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West London Waste is a statutory waste disposal authority

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

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Borough Focus: Harrow's Reuse and Repair Fair proves a hit

More than 160 residents attended Harrow’s first large-scale Reuse and Repair Fair in February, taking part in clothing swaps, repairs and recycling activities. The event saw more than 230 items of clothing exchanged, while residents also accessed clothing, electrical and laptop repair services.

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West London Waste Authority welcomes new members and Chair

West London Waste Authority (WLWA) has welcomed three new members to its Authority, alongside the appointment of a new Chair. Members are appointed by our six constituent boroughs and play an important role in shaping the Authority's strategic direction and overseeing the delivery of waste and recycling services for residents across West London.

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London launches new network to cut school uniform waste and save families money

London’s four statutory waste authorities have launched the School Uniform Reuse Network - a new cross-borough initiative designed to help schools and families reduce uniform waste, save money, and support a more sustainable approach to children’s clothing.

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Declutter for good

Got quality items you no longer need? Bring them to Abbey Road Household Reuse and Recycling Centre in Brent and give them a second life. From bikes to pots and pans, many items in good condition are passed on for reuse — lots end up helping NHS staff and local community groups.

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How is West London Waste working with you to tackle the climate emergency?

We’re taking a closer look at what we all throw away and finding better ways to use these materials to get more out of them, whether that’s reusing or recycling.

Our 6 west London Boroughs declared a climate emergency in 2019 and now placing a greater focus on the fight against climate change, setting a target of net zero emissions by 2030.

WLWA is working together in partnership with the boroughs and adopted a net-zero emission target.

We’ve been strengthening and widening our support to the Boroughs on sustainability as a whole, not just waste.

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