Our Christmas tree recycling points will be open from 2 January to 12 January 2025.

Please note: The City of London will not be collecting Christmas trees on Hampstead Heath again this year. There will also be no site at Camden Gardens this year. Please find your nearest alternatives below.

Please remember to remove any decorations from your tree.

Our Christmas tree recycling points are for Camden residents only - do not dump unsold Christmas trees or commercial waste at any site.

Dumping your Christmas tree on the street is illegal and if you are caught you could receive a £1000 on-the-spot fine for fly-tipping. It also makes it difficult for people to get by safely.

This dataset contains polling stations in the London Borough of Camden. Attributes include the name, associated polling district and spatial coordinates of each polling station. Polling stations are likely to change every election, the Election Name column is used to identify which election these stations are/were used for.

As a voter, please note that the nearest polling station may not be the one you are registered to vote at.

This dataset contains polling stations in the London Borough of Camden. Attributes include the name, associated polling district and spatial coordinates of each polling station. Polling stations are likely to change every election, the Election Name column is used to identify which election these stations are/were used for.

As a voter, please note that the nearest polling station may not be the one you are registered to vote at.

A data protection impact assessment (DPIA) is a process to identify privacy risks to individuals in the collection, use, storing, and disclosure of information. This allows Camden to identify problems so that risks can be removed or reduced to acceptable levels. It also reduces privacy breaches and complaints which can damage the Council’s reputation or enforcement action against it by the Information Commissioner (the regulator).
We publish these as a dataset in accordance with the Council's Data Charter and also the GDPR/Data Protection Act 2018.

Camden is a democratically accountable public body. We believe residents have a right to access data which does not compromise people’s privacy. This is why the overarching principle of the Council’s Open Data Charter is open by default.
Camden’s Digital Strategy made clear our commitment to the publication of Open Data. It is a priority for Camden despite our unprecedented financial challenge because we believe it creates value.

Our Christmas tree recycling points will be open from 2 January to 12 January 2025.

Please note: The City of London will not be collecting Christmas trees on Hampstead Heath again this year. There will also be no site at Camden Gardens this year. Please find your nearest alternatives below.

Please remember to remove any decorations from your tree.

Our Christmas tree recycling points are for Camden residents only - do not dump unsold Christmas trees or commercial waste at any site.

Dumping your Christmas tree on the street is illegal and if you are caught you could receive a £1000 on-the-spot fine for fly-tipping. It also makes it difficult for people to get by safely.

A list of the most common words found in FOI responses.

This database includes total energy consumption (i.e. gas, electricity, heat) in kWh and total carbon footprint in kgCO2e (calculated using DEFRA’s 2014 carbon emission factors) for each site that is in the scope of the Council’s annual Greenhouse Gas report. Display Energy Certificate (DEC) score and rating, and total useful floor area has been included where the data is available (this will be updated). Most of the data is actual, however, some is based on estimated billing. Please note that the amount of energy consumed per site depends on various factors, e.g. size of the building, type and age of the building, use/services based in the building, occupancy patterns/changes, occupants behaviour, weather conditions, etc.

This is a dataset of a number of Data Sharing Agreements (DSAs) Camden has with other bodies.  A DSA is only used when the bodies do not have a contract, and are usually used between the council and another public sector organisation.  A DSA does not give the parties any legal rights to share the data: the sharing must already be legal.  DSAs are used to set out the terms and conditions to cover sharing of personal information for the reasons given in the DSA.  Some may be redacted due to security or legal reasons.  This is not a comprehensive set but we are working to add to it.  The Metropolitan Police/Council DSAs are being developed and more will be added in 2022 as they are launched.  For more information please contact DPA@camden.gov.uk