Household Waste in South EastLocal Authorities Ranked

Name: Local authority collected waste management
Creator: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
License: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/3/

All 51 local authorities in South East, ranked by household waste. Data: Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (2024-25), Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Rank	Local authority	Household Waste
1	Basingstoke and Deane	62,761 t
2	Maidstone	62,046 t
3	Arun	61,978 t
4	New Forest	61,378 t
5	Cherwell	60,984 t
6	Wealden	60,738 t
7	Horsham	59,941 t
8	Guildford	56,832 t
9	Reigate and Banstead	55,740 t
10	Oxford	55,454 t
11	Swale	55,225 t
12	South Oxfordshire	53,928 t
13	Chichester	53,878 t
14	Canterbury	51,824 t
15	Elmbridge	51,504 t
16	Mid Sussex	51,415 t
17	Vale of White Horse	50,079 t
18	Tonbridge and Malling	49,830 t
19	Eastleigh	47,916 t
20	Thanet	47,834 t
21	Waverley	47,404 t
22	Sevenoaks	47,066 t
23	Ashford	46,386 t
24	West Oxfordshire	45,958 t
25	Test Valley	45,318 t
26	Winchester	44,270 t
27	Worthing	42,825 t
28	Havant	42,410 t
29	Tunbridge Wells	41,605 t
30	Dartford	40,249 t
31	Folkestone and Hythe	40,190 t
32	Fareham	40,055 t
33	Dover	39,942 t
34	East Hampshire	39,755 t
35	Rother	36,518 t
36	Gravesham	36,500 t
37	Lewes	36,270 t
38	Crawley	36,064 t
39	Spelthorne	35,588 t
40	Woking	35,302 t
41	Hart	34,687 t
42	Mole Valley	32,945 t
43	Tandridge	32,826 t
44	Surrey Heath	32,751 t
45	Eastbourne	31,899 t
46	Rushmoor	31,133 t
47	Hastings	30,560 t
48	Runnymede	30,282 t
49	Epsom and Ewell	29,224 t
50	Gosport	25,167 t
51	Adur	21,348 t