Waste Management Welwyn Garden City

Business Waste are the leading provider of waste management solutions for businesses in Welwyn Garden City and Hertfordshire. We can supply a full range of waste management services including, recycling, hazardous building waste removal and other specialist waste disposal services. As one of the UK’s most experienced waste management companies, we are well placed to help you manage these complex waste management problems. We can work with you to devise a schedule that best meets your needs and supply a range of services to companies of all sizes in Welwyn Garden City, including bins and skip hire.

Welwyn Garden City Waste Management

Welwyn Garden City is a large town located some 18 miles north of London in the County of Hertfordshire. It is the second of the planned cities developed by Sir Ebenezer Howard in the early 1920s to provide much-needed affordable housing for people living in the South East.

The town took inspiration from Letchworth Garden City, which was the first Garden City created by Howard. The idea behind creating planned garden cities was to combine the benefits of country living with the convenience of a town.

As a result, Welwyn Garden City is centred around a scenic parkway which provides almost a mile of public gardens which can be used by local residents. The parkway is bordered by large Edwardian-style houses on the west side and modern housing on the east side.

Today, Welwyn Garden City is ranked 112 in the top 250 places to live in the UK and is popular with commuters due to its close proximity to the A1 motorway and the mainline railway station which has direct trains to London Kings Cross.

The town’s excellent transport connections have also attracted some major employers to the area. These include supermarket giant Tesco, online retailers Figleaves.com and Ocado.com and printer giant Xerox. Welwyn Garden City is also popular with tech companies, with Computacenter based in nearby Hatfield and HSBC operating one of their largest global data centres on the outskirts of the town.

With such a diverse range of employers, Welwyn Garden City has unique problems with regards to waste management and disposal. High-tech companies require secure data disposal and environmentally friendly methods for recycling computer equipment. This is particularly important for companies such as Xerox that have to manage the recycling of waste print products such as toner and ink while remaining in compliance with new WEEE regulations.