Greenhill Manor Residents' Association
Formed to preserve the residential nature of the area
Waste and recycling in Harrow
How to dispose of waste properly and in accordance with the council's waste policy. The links below provide the best advice.
Main page: harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling
Special or bulky items
harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling/bulky-waste-collections
Harrow Recycling Centre harrow.gov.uk/recycling centre#slotbooking
Forward Drive, Wealdstone, HA3 8NT (open 8.30 – 16.30 seven days a week). Booking is required and on the visit and take with you proof of your name and address.
Please do not put household waste or unwanted items on the street. Flytipping is liable to a fine
Bin collections
harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling
Bins Collection calendar:
harrow.gov.uk/bins-waste-recycling/bin-collections/2
Green Bin harrow.gov.uk/greengreybin
General waste, ceramics such as broken mugs or plates. Foil packets and wrappers such as biscuit or crisp packets, Lightbulbs, Nappies, Old textiles such as old socks and clothing, Pet waste (must be in bags). Plastic bags (soft plastic bags from food shopping can be taken to collection points at some supermarkets), Polystyrene found in boxed packaging
Blue Bin harrow.gov.uk/bluebin
Recyling waste: Catalogues, telephone directories, glass bottles and jars (not broken and with no tops left on), cans such as food cans and drink cans; plastic bottles such as water or milk bottles, aluminium foil, aerosols and containers. Containers that have contained food or drink should be washed. Do not put soiled/unrinsed items in the recycling bin
Food waste caddy harrow.gov.uk/blackbin
Every alternate – e.g. eggshells, fruit & vegetable peelings, tea bags, meat and bones; all food waste must go in bio bags or wrapped in newspaper before going in the Food waste caddy No plastic bags or loose food waste in the Food waste caddy.
Brown bin harrow.gov.uk/gardenwaste
grass cuttings, eaves and flowers, shrub and bush clippings, small branches and twigs.
Soil, mud, rubble, tree branches, and stones should not be disposed of in your brown bin.
Fallen fruit from fruit trees must go in your food waste caddy.
Bin collections for flats
There are different arrnagements and bins for flats
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Doctor
Northwick Surgery NHS
northwicksurgery
36 Northwick Park Road (at the junction with Bonnersfield Lane).
Hospitals, A&E and Urgent care centres
Northwick Park Hospital
northwick-park-hospital
Watford Rd, Harrow HA1 3UJ 020 8864 3232
Clementine Churchill Hospital - BUPA circlehealthgroup
One Point Healthcare onepointhealthcare
Spire Bushey - BUPA spirehealthcare.com
Alexandra Avenue Heath & Social Centre NHS alexandra-avenue-health-and-social-centre
Alexandra Avenue Harrow HA2 9DX
020 8966 6300
Local Dental Surgeries
Dental Beauty Harrow
https://dentalbeautyharrow.co.uk
54, Sheepcote Road 020 8427 1149 does not take NHS Patients
NHS Dental care
Northwick Park Hospital 020 8423 1010 may offer NHS dental treatment.
https://www.npdental.co.uk
Allotments
We are fortunate to have an allotment in the area. There are two entrances to it, one in Grange Road and the other in Richards Close. For more information ring 0845 225 2600.
Public Transport
https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/boroughs-and-communities/harrow
Transport for London tfl.gov.uk
Harrow is very well connected. Harrow-on-the-Hill and Northwick Park stations for the Metropolitan and Chiltern Lines. Harrow & Wealdstone and Kenton for the Bakerloo and Lioness lines, and some main line servcies. South Harrow for the Piccadilly Line.
Harrow Bus Station
https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/stop/490G000574/harrow-bus-station
The bus station is just to the side of the front entrance of Harrow-on-the-Hill sation. We have many bus routes, including two Superloop services, one of which goes directly to Heathrow Airport.
Bonnersfield Lane and Northwick Park Road are in zone F and are restricted from 08.30 to 16.30 Monday to Saturday. Bonnersfield Lane, in front of Manor Court and outside of the Northwick Surgery, is equipped with parking meters.
Planning applications
https://www.harrow.gov.uk/planning
developments
Page - a work in progress
Parking in the GMRA area
Controlled parking zones
Parking in the Greenhill Manor area is covered by two basic zones with some additional restrictions – for instance, outside of a care home or Blue Badge spots. Most roads, apart from Bonnersfield Lane and Northwick Park Road, are in zone S where parking is allowed for just one hour between 11.00 a.m. to 12 a.m. Monday to Friday and bank holidays. Vehicles should only be parked in a marked bay with either a resident's permit or a visitor's permit. A charge is payable for both types of permit.
Local doctors’ surgery, hospitals and clinics and dentists