Recycling centre closed following incident

Thursday, 7 May 2026 18:35

By Maritime Radio News Team @MaritimeLDN

Greenwich Council say the recycling centre at Nathan Way remains closed following an incident.

A man has died following an incident near a recycling centre.

Greenwich Council say the recycling centre will remain closed on Thursday.

Following a serious incident this morning, Nathan Way Reuse and Recycling Centre has closed to the public. The closure means that bin collections will be delayed today. pic.twitter.com/DYGiD2KlVY
— Royal Borough of Greenwich (@Royal_Greenwich) May 7, 2026

Paramedics were called to Magpie Lane just before 7.50 on Thursday morning (May 7) following reports of an incident.

A paramedic in a response car and an incident response officer were dispatched to the scene alongside ambulance crews.

A man was found unresponsive at the scene and pronounced dead.

The nature of the incident has not yet been confirmed by the Metropolitan Police.

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