Rubbish Removal East London

At our company, we offer a variety of rubbish removal services in East London to suit your needs and budget. Whether you need to clear out your home, office, garden, or construction site, we have the right solution for you. Here are some of the types of rubbish removal services we provide:

No matter what type of rubbish removal service you need in East London, we can guarantee a fast and reliable service at a competitive price. Contact us today for a free quote and let us take care of your rubbish problem.

East London Area

Asim’s Experience as a Rubbish Removal Driver in East London



Rubbish Removal East London


“Hello, my name is Asim and I’m a rubbish removal driver in East London. I work for a company that offers waste collection and disposal services to residential and commercial customers in the region. Every day, I drive a truck that is equipped with bins, bags, and tools to collect different kinds of rubbish. I follow a schedule that tells me where to go and what to pick up. Sometimes the customers have already sorted their waste into categories, such as paper, plastic, metal, etc. Other times I have to do it myself. I also have to measure the amount of rubbish and give a receipt to the customers. When the truck is full, I take it to the closest disposal site and unload the rubbish. I have to be careful and follow the rules for disposing of waste safely and responsibly. I like my job because I help people get rid of their clutter and make East London a cleaner and greener place. The most important thing for me is to be punctual and professional and to satisfy the customers’ needs.”



Dependable Rubbish Removal East London

Do you need a dependable rubbish removal service in East London? Rubbish Removal East London provides a comprehensive rubbish transport service for small or large loads. Our response time is quick. All you need to do is book us.

A reliable service

Our rubbish removal specialists have been trained in heavy lifting and carefully moving of stuff in a way that wouldn't damage any surrounding parts of the property. We also have vans that will suit the kind of rubbish or objects that you want cleared.

No matter the size of the load, we can handle it for you. If there is anything that can be salvaged, we can even take it to the recycling centre on your behalf.

Experienced Team in East London

We understand the importance of delivering a job that will leave our customers feeling stress-free and clear of mind. Our team will guarantee you a top notch, professional service.

East London Waste Energy Plants: How Waste Becomes Power


East London is home to several waste energy plants that convert the waste generated by millions of residents and businesses into electricity and heat. These plants use various technologies to process and treat the waste, such as mechanical biological treatment (MBT), anaerobic digestion (AD), gasification and incineration. Some of the waste energy plants in east London are:



The Frog Island and Jenkins Lane facilities are operated by Renewi PLC under a contract with the East London Waste Authority (ELWA). These facilities use MBT to separate recyclable materials and produce refuse-derived fuel (RDF) from the residual waste. The RDF is then sent to energy recovery facilities in the Netherlands and Suffolk, where it is used to generate electricity.


The Belvedere Energy from waste (EfW) facility, is operated by Cory Riverside Energy. This facility uses incineration to burn up to 750,000 tonnes of residual waste per year, producing enough electricity to power 160,000 homes. The facility also exports heat to a nearby paper mill and plans to supply heat to a district heating network in Bexley.




The Barking Riverside energy park, is operated by Bioenergy Infrastructure Group (BIG). This facility uses gasification to convert up to 160,000 tonnes of wood waste per year into syngas, which are then used to generate electricity and heat. The facility also has an AD plant that processes up to 50,000 tonnes of food waste per year, producing biogas and digestate.


East London Biogas a Bio Capital group company, converts food waste into energy and fertiliser at its Dagenham site. It is the first plant of its kind within the M25 ring road. It serves both households and businesses, including local councils. In 2021, it boosted its capacity to 70,000 tonnes and 3.56 MW per year. Its growth aids local waste management and green energy for Net Zero




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ELWA: The Waste Disposal Authority for East London


The East London Waste Authority (ELWA) is the organisation that handles the waste disposal for over 1.5 million people living in four east London boroughs: Barking & Dagenham, Havering, Newham and Redbridge. It was formed in 1986 as a statutory body under the Local Government Act 19852. ELWA operates four reuse and recycling centres (RRCs) where residents can bring their household waste and recyclables, such as paper, plastic, metal, glass, textiles, electrical items and garden waste. It also has a 25-year contract with Renewi UK Services Limited to process and treat the waste collected by the boroughs at four integrated waste management facilities (IWMFs), using mechanical, biological and thermal technologies to recover energy and materials from the waste. ELWA’s goal is to achieve a 50% recycling rate and divert 67% of waste from landfill by 20201. It also provides education and outreach programmes to promote recycling and waste reduction among residents and schools.


A Planning Framework for Sustainable Waste Management

The East London joint waste plan is a document that guides the development of waste management facilities in four East London boroughs: Barking & Dagenham, Havering, Newham and Redbridge. The plan was adopted in February 2012 by the four borough councils and the East London Waste Authority (ELWA), which are responsible for collecting and disposing of the waste in this area. The plan supports the delivery of the Joint Strategy for East London’s Resources and Waste, which covers the period from 2027 to 2057 and sets out a vision, objectives, targets and actions to reduce the environmental impact of waste and maximise the value of resources in East London. The plan provides policies and criteria for identifying and assessing suitable sites for waste management facilities, such as recycling centres, composting plants, energy recovery facilities and landfill sites. The plan also identifies 15 sites that are considered suitable for waste management use and specifies the types of facilities that could be developed on each site, as well as the design and environmental standards that should be followed. The plan includes a monitoring framework to track the progress and effectiveness of the plan’s policies and objectives.