Oakleaf Recycling
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Oakleaf Farm, 0 Horton Rd
Stanwell North Ward, eng TW19 6AF - (178) 477-8580
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lotechtrucker
M25,junction 13, LEFT A30 Next junction,LEFT STANWELL MOORE RD A3044 pass reservoir,through traffic light LEFT INTO 7.5 TONNE RESTRICTION HORTON RD 1ST LEFT. follow round,LEFT AT END OF 1ST BUILDING onto weybridge Open 22 hrs 06.00-04.00
Mar 25th, 2023 -
Tim Varcoe
The lorries that service this place slowly shed micro plastics through poorly secured trailers. These plastics are embedding themselves into the local ecosystem. YOU SHOULD SEE the amount of it that lines some of the the surrounding roads and verges. In the right conditions it can look like its snowing if the traffic kicks it up. Looks disgusting and is a dangerous threat to health, wildlife, and waterways.
Mar 4th, 2023 -
Lorah Avery
Feb 2nd, 2023 -
Mariusz Bala
Oct 18th, 2022 -
Radoslava Demina
Jun 23rd, 2022
Contact Info
- (178) 477-8580
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for Oakleaf Recycling?
A The phone number for Oakleaf Recycling is: (178) 477-8580.
Q Where is Oakleaf Recycling located?
A Oakleaf Recycling is located at Oakleaf Farm, 0 Horton Rd, Stanwell North Ward, eng TW19 6AF
Q What days are Oakleaf Recycling open?
A Oakleaf Recycling is open:
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM - 7:00 AM
Thursday: 7:00 AM - 7:00 AM
Friday: 7:00 AM - 7:00 AM
Q How is Oakleaf Recycling rated?
A Oakleaf Recycling has a 3.5 Star Rating from 16 reviewers.
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( 16 Reviews )lotechtrucker on Google
M25,junction 13,
LEFT A30
Next junction,LEFT
STANWELL MOORE RD
A3044
pass reservoir,through traffic light
LEFT
INTO 7.5 TONNE RESTRICTION
HORTON RD
1ST LEFT.
follow round,LEFT AT END OF 1ST BUILDING onto weybridge
Open 22 hrs
06.00-04.00
Tim Varcoe on Google
The lorries that service this place slowly shed micro plastics through poorly secured trailers. These plastics are embedding themselves into the local ecosystem. YOU SHOULD SEE the amount of it that lines some of the the surrounding roads and verges. In the right conditions it can look like its snowing if the traffic kicks it up. Looks disgusting and is a dangerous threat to health, wildlife, and waterways.
Lorah Avery on Google
Mariusz Bala on Google
Radoslava Demina on Google