Local battery guide

Battery recycling near London

Find battery drop-off points near London for household, button and rechargeable batteries. Check the nearest retailer or recycling-centre route before you go.

Use this page to find battery recycling points serving London, from supermarket boxes to recycling centres. Check official council, operator or scheme rules before you travel. The results below show the places currently attached to this page in or around this area.

  • 10 mapped results
  • 10 with opening times
  • Batteries

Things worth checking

  • Nearby mapped options include Tower Hamlets Reuse and Recycling Centre, More, and Greenford Re-use and Recycling Centre.
  • Some listed places publish opening times on Binmap.
  • Check each place page for booking, proof-of-address, vehicle or charge rules before you travel.
  • Use the related item guides below if you need more detailed advice on household batteries and car batteries.

Places currently shown on the map

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Haringey Battery recycling points

4.9 miles away. Accepts Household batteries, Light bulbs and tubes, Printer cartridges. Run by Haringey Council. Opening times listed

Sainsbury's

5.9 miles away. Accepts Household batteries. Run by Sainsbury's. Opening times listed

More

6.2 miles away. Accepts Household batteries, Printer cartridges. Run by More. Opening times listed

Last checked: 11 Apr 2026

Sources: official service page: Recycle Now locator

Coverage: 10 mapped local results ยท 10 with opening times

National guidance

How to use this London guide

  • Use this page for battery recycling serving London.
  • Start with the official guidance links if you need rules before you travel, then use the map results further down.
  • Nearby mapped options include Tower Hamlets Reuse and Recycling Centre, More, and Greenford Re-use and Recycling Centre.
  • Some listed places publish opening times on Binmap.

Related item guides

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What to check before travelling

  • Portable household batteries usually belong in retailer or supermarket take-back points.
  • Car batteries need specialist or recycling-centre handling, not normal battery boxes.
  • Treat damaged lithium batteries carefully and insulate exposed terminals before transport.

Other London guides

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