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Harrow Rubbish Collection 2024 (Holidays, Bulk, Recycling)

We’re here to help you find the Harrow rubbish collection schedule for 2024 including bulk pickup, recycling, holidays, and maps.

The borough of Harrow is in Greater London with Ealing and Hounslow to the south, Brent and Haringey to the east, Barnet to the northeast, and Hillingdon to the southwest.

If there’s a change to your normal rubbish collection schedule then there’s a good chance your street sweeping schedule has changed too so make sure to check for updates.

Harrow Rubbish Collection Calendar 2024

For normal rubbish collections schedules, visit https://www.harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling

Rubbish Collection Holidays

Here you can see the observed bank holidays.

  • New Year’s Day (January 1st)
  • Good Friday (Friday before Easter Sunday)
  • Easter Monday (Monday following Easter Sunday)
  • Early May Bank Holiday (first Monday in May)
  • Spring Bank Holiday (last Monday in May)
  • Summer Bank Holiday (last Monday in August)
  • Christmas Day (December 25th)
  • Boxing Day (December 26th)

Check our bins webpage on bank holiday weeks as you may need to leave your bin out for two days.

Harrow Rubbish Collection Map

Harrow Rubbish Collection Schedule

Bulk Waste Pickup Calendar 2024

The council offers one free collection of up to four items each calendar year. If you want to add more items to your booking or book extra collections you will be charged additional fees. For booking and additional information, visit https://www.harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling/bulky-waste-collections

Acceptable Items for Bulk Pickup

  • Bags of rubbish (3 tied black refuse sacks count as 1 item. max weight 10 kg)
  • Fridges/Freezers
  • Cookers
  • Microwaves
  • Washing Machines/Tumble Dryers
  • Boilers
  • Electric/Gas Fires
  • Radiators/Storage Heaters
  • Hi-fi Systems
  • Toasters
  • Kettles
  • TVs
  • Beds/Mattresses
  • Sofas
  • Tables
  • Chest of Drawers
  • Vinyl flooring/Floor tiles/Linoleum
  • Kitchen units (max dimensions 1.2 m)
  • Storage units (max dimensions 1.2 m)
  • Sideboards
  • Wardrobes/Cupboards
  • Chairs
  • Garden Furniture
  • Fence panels (1 panel counts as 1 item)
  • Sheds

Unacceptable Items for Bulk Pickup

  • Bathtubs/Sinks/Toilets
  • Car parts/Tyres
  • Clinical Waste
  • Oil drums/Gas cannisters
  • Soil/Rubble/Building Waste
  • Asbestos or any hazardous waste

Have bulky items the city won’t pick up? You need a junk removal service.

If you have large items that the city won’t take from you, you may need to hire a junk removal service.

Junk removal services are not be as picky about the items they’re collecting so if the city won’t take the item, this may be your best bet. There’s usually a fee involved with junk removal but most companies can tell you ahead of time approximately what it’s going to cost.

There are a number of junk removal services in Harrow and I’m sure many of them will be able to help you out.

Recycling Collection Calendar 2024

Here’s the link to the recycling collection calendar: https://www.harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling

Frequently Asked Questions

When is bulk pickup in Harrow?

The council offers one free collection of up to four items each calendar year. If you want to add more items to your booking or book extra collections you will be charged additional fees. For booking and additional information, visit https://www.harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling/bulky-waste-collections

What day is rubbish collection?

To find rubbish collection on your street visit: https://www.harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling

What time does rubbish collection start?

Rubbish collection starts at 6 a.m. Make sure to have your bins on the curb by then.

How can I contact Harrow Borough?

Apply, order, or report something (waste and recycling)

Did we miss anything?

Hope you were able to find everything you need for the Harrow rubbish pickup schedule. We strive to provide the most up to date information so please let us know if you need anything else.

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