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Haringey bin collection day

Find your Haringey bin collection day, check what goes in each bin and see how bank holidays change collections. London Borough of Haringey empties bins in 8 postcode districts, including N2, N4, N8 and N10, covering places such as Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Park and Bowes Park.

Check your Haringey bin day

The quickest way to see the next date for each of your bins is the council's own checker. Pick your address and it lists every collection.

Open the Haringey bin day checker Make a reminder calendar

Link goes to wastecollections.haringey.gov.uk. If it has moved, use the GOV.UK bin day finder or the council website.

Check a postcode in Haringey

Not sure whether your street is in Haringey? Postcode districts on council borders can be split, so enter your full postcode to check.

Haringey at a glance

266,357residents (2020)

30 km²area

8postcode districts

26places listed

About 266,357 people live in Haringey (mid-2020 estimate) across 30 square kilometres. That makes it a dense urban area, where many homes share communal bins or have bins collected from the back of terraces.

Council: London Borough of Haringey
Type: London borough
Region: London

Who collects what in Haringey

London Borough of Haringey collects household bins and recycling in its area. Many London boroughs share waste disposal through a joint waste authority, and some run their own reuse and recycling centre. Flats and estates in London often have communal bins with different days from houses, so check the address of the block rather than the street.

Bank holidays and Haringey bin days

When a bank holiday lands on or before your collection day, Haringey may collect as normal or move collections later in the week. These are the next bank holidays in England and Wales:

Date	Bank holiday
Friday, 25 December 2026	Christmas Day
Monday, 28 December 2026	Boxing Day (substitute day)
Friday, 1 January 2027	New Year's Day
Friday, 26 March 2027	Good Friday
Monday, 29 March 2027	Easter Monday

Christmas and New Year cause the biggest changes. See Christmas bin collections for what usually happens.

Recycling rules in England

Under Simpler Recycling, councils in England must collect the same core recycling from every home: paper and card, glass, metal, plastic (including cartons), food waste every week, and garden waste for households that ask and pay any charge. The rules applied from 31 March 2026, with plastic film and bags joining the plastic stream from 31 March 2027. Councils still choose their own bins, colours and rotas.

GOV.UK: Simpler Recycling household guidance

Not sure which bin something goes in? Our which bin A to Z covers everyday items, and bin colours explained covers what each colour usually means. Haringey has the final say, so check its website if your bin label disagrees.

Postcode districts in Haringey

Haringey collects bins in all or part of these postcode districts. Districts marked on more than one council page cross a boundary.

Towns and villages in Haringey

Bins in these places are collected by Haringey.

Alexandra Palace (N22)
Alexandra Park (N22)
Bowes Park (N22)
Cranley Gardens (N10)
Crouch End (N8)
Finsbury Park (N4)
Fortis Green (N2)
Hampstead Garden Suburb (N2)
Haringey (N8, N81)
Harringay (N4, N8)
Hornsey (N8)
Hornsey Vale (N8)
Manor House (N4)
Muswell Hill (N10, N2)
Noel Park (N22)
Seven Sisters (N15)
South Tottenham (N15)
Stamford Hill (N15)
Stroud Green (N4)
Tottenham (N17)
Tottenham Hale (N17)
Turnpike Lane (N8)
Waltham Forest (N17)
West Green (N17)
White Hart Lane (N17)
Wood Green (N22)

Councils near Haringey

Haringey bin questions

How do I find my bin collection day in Haringey?

Enter your postcode on this page to confirm that Haringey collects your bins, then use the Haringey bin day checker. Pick your address and it shows the next date for each bin. Copy those dates into our bin calendar to get reminders.

Do Haringey bin days change on bank holidays?

Many councils keep normal collection days on most bank holidays and only change around Christmas and New Year, while others move every collection in a bank holiday week by a day. Haringey publishes any changes on its website before each holiday. Our bank holiday page lists the dates for England and Wales.

What should I do if Haringey misses my bin?

Check your bin day first, as collections sometimes run late into the evening. If the rest of your street has been emptied and yours has not, report it on the Haringey website, usually within one or two working days. Leave the bin out unless the council says otherwise. Our missed bin guide explains what to expect.

Does Haringey collect food waste?

Under Simpler Recycling, councils in England must collect food waste every week from all households, free of charge, from 31 March 2026. A few councils were given a later start date, so check the Haringey website if you have not received a food caddy yet.

Where is the tip for Haringey?

Haringey or its waste partnership runs the local household waste recycling centres. Many tips now need a booking, and vans and trailers may need a permit, so check before you go.

Which postcodes does Haringey cover?

Haringey collects bins in all or part of these postcode districts: N2, N4, N8, N10, N15, N17, N22, N81. Districts on the edge of the council area can be shared with a neighbouring council, so enter your full postcode to be sure.

Bin Collection Day is independent and not run by London Borough of Haringey. Collection dates and services can change at short notice; the council's website is always the final word.