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All councilsWe had not found Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council’s arrangements for Christmas 2026 and New Year 2027 when we checked on 10 November 2026. We check every week until Christmas; councils often publish in late November or December.
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The container pictures and words are Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council's own. This may not be every container it uses.
Container descriptions checked 19 September 2026; list of collections built from Kensington and Chelsea Borough Council's own service names 22 September 2026.
Links checked 19 September 2026.
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Missed-bin guidance checked 20 September 2026.
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AI-generated summary, reviewed before publication. Checked 18 September 2026.
A report for Kensington and Chelsea’s Environment Select Committee on 17 September 2026 said weekly food-waste collections now reached every residential property. The final rollout phase finished in April, with communal bins, individual caddies and tailored arrangements for different homes, including flats above shops. Collections averaged 82.3 tonnes monthly in the first seven months of 2026, against a year-end ambition of 100 tonnes. Officers reported a £504,000 funding pressure for collection crews, partly offset by temporary grants. Their next priorities included helping residents participate and improving communal-bin locations, capacity and cleanliness.