Kingston Upon Thames flat-dwellers get doorstep recycling

15 February 2010

KINGSTON Upon Thames Council has designed a new service to meet the recycling needs of residents who live in flats in the London borough.

There had been complaints about the lack of doorstep recycling in the council area.

The council’s Executive Member for Environment, Sustainability and Climate Change, Cllr Bob Steed, said: “Residents who live in flats told us that they wanted to recycle, so we have worked hard to design a service that will meet their needs.”

During the rest of 2010, flat-dwellers will be receiving a brown food caddy and a green reusable bag in which to store recyclable waste. These containers are intended for storing rubbish indoors.

Using the containers, the following items can be recycled: cardboard, food, glass, paper, plastic bottles, and tins and cans.

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