Rubbish Removal/Waste Collection & Junk Recycling Oxford Street W1C

Oxford Street is a shopping landmark in the City of Westminster situated in Central London. It holds the record of being Europe’s busiest shopping street, in 2011 Oxford Street was recorded to have 300 shops.

W1 Oxford Street Waste Clearance

Oxford Street runs for approximately one and a half miles (two and a half kilometres) from Marble Arch at the north east corner of Hyde Park, through Oxford Circus to St Giles Circus, at the junction with Charing Cross Road and Tottenham Court Road.

Commercial Rubbish Removal in Oxford Street W1C

For many British retail outlets, their stores on Oxford Street are considered to be their “Flagship” shops. The busy shopping street is made up of large department stores such as Debenhams, John Lewis and House of Fraser. As well as these large stores there are many smaller independent shops, many specialising to a niche market.

Waste Removal near W1C Oxford Street

Oxford Street is served by many London Underground Tube Stations:

• Marble Arch, on the Central line
• Bond Street, on the Central line and Jubilee line
• Oxford Circus, on the Central line, Bakerloo line and Victoria line
• Tottenham Court Road, on the Central line and Northern line

Commercial Waste and Junk Recycling in W1 Oxford Street

As well as retail outlets, Oxford Street has an array of eating and drinking venues. The food on offer is very diverse and from cultures all around the world. Many tourists and holiday makers visit the area, hence there is a wide variety of world cuisine to choose from. There are also many chain restaurants and cafes such as Costa, Angus Steak House and McDonalds.

Junk Removal in Oxford Street W1C

Recently the busiest shopping area in London has come under threat from rival shopping venues such as Westfield Shepherd’s Bush and Westfield Stratford. Both of these are large multi-storey shopping complexes with top end shops. As well as these central London shopping malls, Oxford Street is also rivalled by Bluewater Shopping Mall in Dartford Kent and Lakeside Shopping Centre in Thurrock Essex.

Site Clearance in Oxford Street London W1C

To stay on top as the shopping venue for London, Oxford Street is seeing some major new developments as well as new Cross Rail Stations. 73-89 Oxford Street is a new development in the heart of Oxford Street and commissioned by Great Portland Estates, this scheme consists of 5,150 sq m of high quality Grade A flexible office space and 3,100 sq m of retail space at street and lower levels.