West End is a bustling district in the west end of London, known for its lively nightlife, commercial activity, and cultural diversity. However, like any other urban area, it also faces the challenge of waste management. With a population of over 1 million people and numerous restaurants, shops, offices, and homes, West End generates a significant amount of rubbish every day. From food waste and packaging to cardboard, plastic, and glass, there are many types of waste that need to be collected, transported, and disposed of properly.

Unfortunately, not all residents and businesses in West End are aware of the importance of responsible waste management. Some may throw their rubbish on the streets, sidewalks, or parks, causing littering and pollution. Others may dump their waste illegally, risking fines, legal action, and environmental damage. Moreover, many people may not have the time, energy, or resources to deal with their rubbish on their own, especially if it involves heavy lifting, sorting, and recycling.