78% of what ends up in Richmond’s rubbish bins could have been recycled. That’s the message from the council as its running Recycle for Richmond this November. It’s a community wide campaign to help people across the borough recycle more, waste less and understand what belongs in each box. By News|2025-11-09T18:13:16+00:00November 9, 2025|Local News|0 Comments Share This Story, Choose Your Platform! FacebookTwitterRedditLinkedInWhatsAppTumblrPinterestVkXingEmail About the Author: News Related Posts People in Richmond can build their flood resilience with London Rivers Week. People in Richmond can build their flood resilience with London Rivers Week. Hundreds of people have taken to the stands at Walton & Hersham FC to raise awareness of the devastating impact of knife crime. Hundreds of people have taken to the stands at Walton & Hersham FC to raise awareness of the devastating impact of knife crime. A flat went up in flames in Thornton Heath in the early hours of Saturday morning. A flat went up in flames in Thornton Heath in the early hours of Saturday morning. Kingston Council says it is considering all options to try and relocate a number of people sleeping rough in a car park. Kingston Council says it is considering all options to try and relocate a number of people sleeping rough in a car park.