Help Us Keep KERA Accredited!

Kambala Residents’ Association will soon be knocking on doors to collect signatures from at least 20% of our residents—a requirement to remain an accredited Resident Association. We must complete this process by the end of March 2025.

One of our KERA committee member will contact you back, bring you the form and collect the signatures wit you on your chosen time.

Your support keeps our community strong—thank you! 💙🏡

Seven Rings, Seven Days

KERA welcomes this news from Wandsworth Council as it will benefit our residents and hopefully help improve the current flytipping situation happening in our estate

The dedicated contact number of 0208 871 6000, which a member of staff will answer within 7 rings, was launched on 30 January together with a new promise that residents reporting graffiti, a dangerous pothole or broken street sign will see it fixed in 7 days.

The council is also offering every household two free bulky waste collections a year – saving households up to £47 each – to help achieve cleaner streets across the borough. Weekly waste collections and recycling collections are also guaranteed, alongside the expansion of much-loved Mega Skip Days.

Free Bulky Waste Collection

KERA is delighted to share this news from Wandsworth Council with all our Kambala residents. Watch this video and continue reading for more info:

From now on, every household in Wandsworth get two free bulky waste collections every 12 months. This is a rolling 12 months that starts on the date your first free collection is made. 

The council will take up to four items or 12 sacks of waste for free. If you want more items collected, you can pay extra.

If you run out of free collections, you can pay our standard charges for more collections.

Collections for landlords and DIY waste collections are not free.


We would love that all our resident feel proud of where we live so please help us to reduce the constant fly-tipping activities in Kambala Estate by simply sharing this news with all your neigbours or avoiding putting your rubbish on the street.