Special Neighbourhood Committee Meetings to discuss the results of the consultation and to look at the recycling and refuse collection options available to the Council.

Members of the public are welcome to attend. Agendas will be published one week before the meetings.

For further details on refuse and recycling in the Royal Borough, please contact the Environmental Services Customer Care Team on 020 8547 5560 or e-mail environment@rbk.kingston.gov.uk

Dysart School
190 Ewell Road
Tolworth

Conservatives claim once a fortnight is rubbish according to their recent poll.

Schoolboy climbs tree and won't come down.

Thames Water to action Hogsmill stink - next year.

After the first six weeks of the recycling trial, Kingston council have announced that the collections have been successful, with green box recycling almost doubling, more than 3.5 kg of additional organic and cardboard waste collected per household, and a reduction in waste sent to landfill from 7.73 kg to 4.47 kg per household per week.

While figures need analysis, up to 75% of households in the trial area are taking part in the weekly recycling and fortnightly rubbish collections - 50% of eligible residents take part in the green box scheme.

Passengers for local journeys in the Surbiton area should where possible use the bus service via Tolworth, which will offer faster journeys to and from London Waterloo than the buses via Wimbledon. Late evening services (after 2300) in this area may be replaced by buses for most of their journeys and passengers should check journey details before travelling.

Berrylands station will have no service and passengers should use the local K2 bus service (which will accept valid rail tickets) to connect with trains at Tolworth or Surbiton.

1,700 used tyres fly-tipped at the Hogsmill Open Space.

Six more cars damaged as car vandal returns to Berrylands.

Come along and ask Kingston Council staff any questions you have about the new collections.

Berrylands Hotel
107 Chiltern Drive
Surbiton