1St Class Waste and Recycling Limited
London, SE7
Every business on this page appears on the Environment Agency's public register of waste carriers with an address in London. Many will travel further, so ask about your area when you get in touch. Being on the register is a legal requirement to transport waste — it is not a mark of quality, and we have not checked, met or approved any of these firms.
Showing 1–60 of 844. A registration that has expired sorts last; everything else is alphabetical. No placement on this page is for sale.
London, SE7
London, SW16
London, N13
London, NW9
London, SE22
London, SW11
London, N3
London, SE15
London, EC2A
London, W1W
London, N1
London, SE19
London, W8
London, NW11
London, N9
London, SE9
London, NW10
London, SE8
London, SE16
London, SE16
London, SE9
London, DA1
London, E13
London, NW5
London, WC2H
London, N1
London, NW9
London, UB6
London, SE9
London, N18
London, N1
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London, SW11
London, NW10
London, NW11
London, EC1V
London, SE15
London, NW10
London, N9
London, N22
London, CR4
London, SE16
London, SE9
London, SE1
London, E7
London, WC2H
London, NW4
London, E1
London, SW14
London, SE16
London, SE15
London, WC2H
London, N9
London, SE11
London, SE13
London, SW15
London, EC1N
London, W1H
London, NW7
London, N21
London, SE6
There is no legal duty on a householder to keep a waste transfer note. But if waste from your home turns up in a lay-by, what a council wants to see is who took it and that you checked them. A photograph of the van, the registration number and the date you looked it up takes under a minute, and it is the difference between a conversation and a penalty.
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