Commercial waste and recycling

Commercial waste and recycling

New on our commercial waste pages

» Spring newsletter (pdf)

This is the first quarterly e-newsletter from your Commercial Waste and Recycling Team, which is designed to keep you up-to-date with all our news and information.

Our commercial waste service

We provide a comprehensive and competitive waste and dry comingled recycling collection service. As proud winners of the “Local Government Chronicle Council of the Year Awards 2010” we are working towards a cleaner greener borough and can help you get the best value for money.

Get a free quotation

To get your free quotation or to arrange for an officer to come and see you, please email commercialwaste@lbhf.gov.uk or call us on 020 8753 3021.

Latest deals

» Any Day Collections – Choose the days we collect your trade/recycling bags.

» Pick ‘N’ Mix – Recycling is good. Its good for business, its good for the environment and now its getting even better.

Duty of care

» Commercial waste duty of care leaflet (pdf)

Please take a look at our commercial waste duty of cleaflet so that you are fully aware of what is expected from your business.

More information about our service

» Commercial waste and recycling

Tell us what you think

If you already have a contract we would love to know what you think. Take our quick online survey and give us your comments and suggestions. We use this information to constantly improve our service for you. » Commercial waste customer survey (opens in new window)

Your responsibilities

Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, every business has a legal duty of care to ensure that the waste produced, however small or large the amount, is disposed of properly by a licensed waste carrier.

As a business you are also legally required to keep copies of your trade waste contract for the previous two years. The Enforcement Team can request documents for up to the past two years. Failure to show these may result in a fixed penalty notice of up to £300 or the matter being referred to court, where if found guilty a fine of up to £5000 may be given.