- Richmond Council pursue battle against illegal moorings
- New Dog Control Order to be introduced
- Your Life Expo
- Packed Hall To Discuss Cows
- Bank holiday refuse collections a day later
- Go local for the Jubilee
- The Olympic countdown continues
- Clamping down on irresponsible dog walkers
- 600 residents have their say about highway and pavement repairs
- Financial choice and control with new prepaid card
- Seeking local community interest in green space
- Mayor commits more money to Twickenham Station
- Cabinet Agrees New Catholic Secondary School
- Successful RISE event
- Council takes measures to tackle toxic caterpillars
Release Date: 30/05/2012
Bank holiday refuse collections a day later
Following the bank holidays on Monday 4 June and Tuesday 5 June, Richmond Council will carry out waste and recycling collections for domestic properties one day later than usual. For example, Monday collections will take place on Tuesday. There will however be no change to the normal collection day for commercial properties.
Normal service will resume a week later on Monday 11 June. Residents are asked to put recycling or refuse out early on collection day, but not to leave it on the streets the day before, to avoid bags being ripped and to keep roads clean and tidy.
Waste should be put out in securely tied sacks or in a bin with a lid. Lids stop the bin from becoming waterlogged and people adding litter. Residents who are holding a street party over the bank holiday are asked to be mindful of the changes and recycle as much as possible.
To see all the bank holiday collection dates for Spring/Summer 2012, please visit our bank holiday collection days page.
For all other related information, please visit our rubbish and recycling section or contact us on 08456 122660.
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