Coronavirus Kent: Tonbridge and Malling waste collection crews talk to KMTV about work during lockdown
17:07, 04 May 2020
updated: 17:14, 04 May 2020
Bin men say bulk buying is to blame for a spike in household waste that has seen them collect six tonnes more rubbish every day during lockdown.
Crews in Tonbridge and Malling are urging residents to recycle more - rather than "chucking everything they can in bags" - as they attempt to tackle the issue.
KMTV's Joe Coshan speaks to the teams collecting the county's rubbish
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