Hammersmith and Fulham Council is collecting Christmas trees for recycling from Wednesday 2 till Thursday 15 January.

The council says If you normally get an on-street waste collection, you can simply leave your tree where you’d leave your rubbish.

Please make sure:

it is clearly visible
it is not obstructing the pavement
all decorations and pots are removed.

Put your tree out for collection before 7am on your collection day and trees will be collected in the afternoon.

Your bin collection days may be altered until 5 January. Check the Christmas schedules here.

There are also designated collection points around the borough where you can take your real Christmas trees for recycling:

• Bishops Park (next to cafe, Bishops Park Road/Stevenage Road entrance)
• Cathnor Park (next to the play area, Greenside Road)
• Fulham Palace Road Cemetery (opposite Queensmill Road)
• Loris Road Community Gardens (Batoum Gardens)
• New Kings Road (on edge of Eel Brook Common)
• Normand Park (opposite Lillie Road entrance)
• Ravenscourt Park (by football pitch, access by foot via Ravenscourt Park Road)
• South Park (hard standing next to cricket nets, access by foot via Woolneigh Street)
• Wormholt Park (Sawley Road entrance)
• Wormwood Scrubs car park (off Scrubs Lane)

The council says trees will be composted and put to good use rather than going to waste.

You can find out more about recycling in H&F and check your bin collection day here.

December 30, 2018