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West London Waste is a statutory waste disposal authority and is responsible for disposing of waste collected by the London Boroughs of Brent, Ealing, Harrow, Hillingdon, Hounslow and Richmond upon Thames.

Fixing Factory

Here at the Fixing Factory, we are fixing our relationship with disposable tech. You can give your things a new lease of life. Laptop slowing down?, our talented and creative group of fixers will help you repair your stuff and teach you new skills.
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London Repairs

Choose with confidence from over 300 businesses across London that repair everything from smartphones to lawnmowers to electric guitars.
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What we're doing to reduce West London's waste

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Procurement of the Provision of Temporary Structures at ReActon Circular Economy Hub

This procurement is for the build of temporary infrastructure at ReActon Circular Economy Hub - a waste site of the future where residents can access reused items, repair broken items and learn skills to extend the life of items. Located at a disused Household Reuse and Recycling Centre, Acton Hub will initiate a host of activity in the South Acton area that support economic, social and environmental sustainability for the area.
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West London Wastes vision for the future

In line with the JMWMS strategic outcomes, the West London Environment Directors Board established the future vision for West London.

Better transport
Carbon Neutral by 2030
Collaborative models of working
Financial stability
Greening Communities
Increase Recycling
A virtual, single waste authority
Smart City models
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.