Camden bin collections
Cookers, fridges, washing machines and large TVs can go for free in Camden. AnyJunk collects up to four large electricals on Tuesdays, and you don't pay anything.
Which bin is which in Camden
Recycling goes in the green wheelie bin and food in the green kitchen caddy. Houses need bins out by 7am. Flats above shops have collection times set street by street.
Garden waste: £75 a year
Houses only. £75 for 12 months from April 2026 or £60 for nine months, and you choose between three white reusable bags and one brown bin. There's a discount if you're 65 or over or on 100% Council Tax Support: call Veolia on 020 3567 8105. Out by 7am.
Food waste collection
Food is collected separately from the kerb, in its own caddy.
Report a missed bin
Report it within two working days after your collection day.
- Phone
- 020 3567 8105
Bulky waste collection from £25
£25 for one to five items or up to 20 black bags, £50 for six to ten and £75 for eleven to fifteen. Up to two large electricals cost £10. Over-65s and households on 100% Council Tax Support get two free collections a year. Veolia only collects on weekdays.
Recycling centres in Camden
Regis Road in Kentish Town opens daily from 9am to 4pm, closes on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, and wants vans and trailers booked in advance.
- Regis Road Reuse and Recycling Centre, Kentish Town NW5 3EW
Get told the night before
Binformation is a free Android app. Put your postcode in once and it sends a notification the evening before each collection, saying which bins are going. If the council moves your day for a bank holiday, the reminder moves with it.
Where this comes from
Every fact on this page was read from the council's own website, last checked on 26 October 2026. Councils change prices each April, so check the link before you pay for anything.
- Collection frequency: camden.gov.uk
- Food waste: camden.gov.uk
- Bulky waste: camden.gov.uk
- Recycling centres: camden.gov.uk
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