Returning exchanged MacBook Pro battery - do I just send it by post office?

Thank you Apple for sending me a new MacBook Pro battery so quickly. I have now packaged the old battery and followed the instructions in the box to replace the front label with the Apple ship-to thing. It's been lying around since the 11th August and I ought to return my old battery.
Now here comes the dilemma - nowhere does it say where I need to bring the box to.
Do I:
a) Simply bring it to a post office which accepts packages?
b) Have to call a company up (UPS??) to arrange collection?
c) Have to call up Apple to arrange return?
d) Something else altogether?
I am in Coventry, England, United Kingdom - and the return address is Apple Computer Int, c/o BAX Global Logistics B.V. Trekpot 1, 4825 BM BREDA in the Netherlands, and the box has a UPS Express Saver tracking number.

You simply have to contact UPS for a collection. They'll come and pick it up for free - or at Apple's cost, at least..
I think you don't have an account number for UPS - on their UK page, they say:
"For non account holders, please call 08457 877 877 to schedule a collection."
Remember that - according to the instructions in the shipping box - you have to return your battery within 10 business days... Otherwise you might have to pay for it.

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