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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke

Is being rolled out in Conwy County. That is absolutely fucking disgusting and apparently the whole UK is moving towards collections every 3 weeks. Which means every 6 weeks because bin men are petty cunts and look for any excuse not to empty your bin until you're up at 6am chasing them down the road waving a black bag whilst you've still got morning glory.

Some people are determined to turn Britain into a third world-esq country. Can you imagine if you have a baby and that literally means there's a bucket of shit outside your front door all the time, albeit a bucket with a lid. Conwy County reckon they can save £390,000 by storing shit in front of people's houses. That's not even a two bedroom house in London, it's like a rounding error on a Diane Abbott figure.

Otherwise the weather is lovely, markets are doing well, back to Tom in the studio.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Im just happy to be living in Denbighshire

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow

Ours is evry fortnight!!!

They are normally ok but the do miss us sometimes

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Im just happy to be living in Denbighshire "

If they try that round here then i will empty my bin in their fucking council offices. I know those cunts wouldn't change the bin size either. Literally people in Wales are burning their rubbish in the back garden. It's like we're going back to the dark ages (aka the 70's)

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Im just happy to be living in Denbighshire

If they try that round here then i will empty my bin in their fucking council offices. I know those cunts wouldn't change the bin size either. Literally people in Wales are burning their rubbish in the back garden. It's like we're going back to the dark ages (aka the 70's) "

Denbighshire is in Wales..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Thankful we’re still weekly collection down here x

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Thankful we’re still weekly collection down here x"

That last bastion of sanity

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Thankful we’re still weekly collection down here x

That last bastion of sanity "

Once a month that’s going to be horrendous, basically trying to force people to go to the tip themselves

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Im just happy to be living in Denbighshire

If they try that round here then i will empty my bin in their fucking council offices. I know those cunts wouldn't change the bin size either. Literally people in Wales are burning their rubbish in the back garden. It's like we're going back to the dark ages (aka the 70's)

Denbighshire is in Wales.."

Having the word shire at the end of the county name is generally a good sign

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Thankful we’re still weekly collection down here x

That last bastion of sanity

Once a month that’s going to be horrendous, basically trying to force people to go to the tip themselves "

Thieves. It's organised theft. You pay for a service and then they scale it back.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Ours is fortnightly.

We asked for a bigger bon and got it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ours is fortnightly.

We asked for a bigger bon and got it. "

Bin even

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Ours is fortnightly.

We asked for a bigger bon and got it. "

But apparently they want it three weekly across the whole UK

Let's riot

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By *ink Panther.Woman
over a year ago

Preston

The 15 million (and rising) brown rats in the UK will be happy

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Actually i have just read a news article from June this year saying that Denbighshire CC was looking at the effectiveness of changing to monthly bin collections for general waste (household) but if they did they would have to make the receptacles twice as big to accommodate the extra waste. The report also says that recyclable and food waste would change to a weekly collection and a fortnightly collection of clothing and small appliances would be brought in..

Currently its a fortnightly collection, one week general waste, the next recyclable and food waste weekly so it looks like a better deal to me if they changed tbh ..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ours is fortnightly.

We asked for a bigger bon and got it.

But apparently they want it three weekly across the whole UK

Let's riot"

Let’s barricade the council offices with bin bags full of decaying matter.

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Actually i have just read a news article from June this year saying that Denbighshire CC was looking at the effectiveness of changing to monthly bin collections for general waste (household) but if they did they would have to make the receptacles twice as big to accommodate the extra waste. The report also says that recyclable and food waste would change to a weekly collection and a fortnightly collection of clothing and small appliances would be brought in..

Currently its a fortnightly collection, one week general waste, the next recyclable and food waste weekly so it looks like a better deal to me if they changed tbh .."

Look at the news today. It's happening

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Ours is fortnightly.

We asked for a bigger bon and got it.

But apparently they want it three weekly across the whole UK

Let's riot

Let’s barricade the council offices with bin bags full of decaying matter. "

Let's shit on their desks

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By *ady LickWoman
over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

Fortnightly here, alternating between normal and green waste, recyclables weekly, food weekly which I don't do.

It would be a nightmare going monthly.

Just wondering how many people recycle food waste?

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By *ink Panther.Woman
over a year ago

Preston


"Actually i have just read a news article from June this year saying that Denbighshire CC was looking at the effectiveness of changing to monthly bin collections for general waste (household) but if they did they would have to make the receptacles twice as big to accommodate the extra waste. The report also says that recyclable and food waste would change to a weekly collection and a fortnightly collection of clothing and small appliances would be brought in..

Currently its a fortnightly collection, one week general waste, the next recyclable and food waste weekly so it looks like a better deal to me if they changed tbh .."

I’d like to have a smaller receptacle collected fortnightly during spring autumn and winter months and weekly during the summer months. It’s never going to happen though is it?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

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By *ink Panther.Woman
over a year ago

Preston

Really bugs me that cost is what determines which packaging will be recycled by councils. The variation of what can be recycled depending on the council is ridiculous

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Actually i have just read a news article from June this year saying that Denbighshire CC was looking at the effectiveness of changing to monthly bin collections for general waste (household) but if they did they would have to make the receptacles twice as big to accommodate the extra waste. The report also says that recyclable and food waste would change to a weekly collection and a fortnightly collection of clothing and small appliances would be brought in..

Currently its a fortnightly collection, one week general waste, the next recyclable and food waste weekly so it looks like a better deal to me if they changed tbh ..

Look at the news today. It's happening "

In Conwy you said...im still in Denbighshire and it hasn't been rolled out here yet

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard "

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?! "

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Weekly here in good old bin bags.

Three weekly would be dire.

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way "

Yeah of course I could walk there, with my heavy bags of rubbish - just what I fancy doing after a hard days work! It would only take about an hour an a half each way! Grand Talk about race to the bottom. It shouldn’t even be on the cards to discuss - it’s disgusting enough as it is. And that’s on a two weekly collection.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

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By *icolerobbieCouple
over a year ago

walsall


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that? "

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?"

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My council have put stickers on our grey bins (general waste), telling us that food isn't rubbish and shouldn't be thrown in the bin; instead, use leftover fruit in your cooking (with a pic of a banana with a smiley face on it).

Must dash, I have a chicken and banana stew boiling away.

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By *icolerobbieCouple
over a year ago

walsall


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services "

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way "

Walk to the rubbish dump with 2 bags of rubbish?

I'll lob mine on the green at midnight then ring the council the next morning to complain about fly tippers

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that? "

My partner drives and of course I have family and friends. I wasn’t talking about me specifically, I said what if, like me you can’t drive.. it’s ridiculous to suggest people walk to the tip with their rubbish. That isn’t the point though. The point is, we shouldn’t even be talking about providing care for the vulnerable versus maintaining basic hygiene - we are a wealthy, first world country for gods sake.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"My council have put stickers on our grey bins (general waste), telling us that food isn't rubbish and shouldn't be thrown in the bin; instead, use leftover fruit in your cooking (with a pic of a banana with a smiley face on it).

Must dash, I have a chicken and banana stew boiling away."

My favourite meal. Never thought id find another chicken and banana lover.

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By *icolerobbieCouple
over a year ago

walsall


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

My partner drives and of course I have family and friends. I wasn’t talking about me specifically, I said what if, like me you can’t drive.. it’s ridiculous to suggest people walk to the tip with their rubbish. That isn’t the point though. The point is, we shouldn’t even be talking about providing care for the vulnerable versus maintaining basic hygiene - we are a wealthy, first world country for gods sake. "

We used to be..

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way

Walk to the rubbish dump with 2 bags of rubbish?

I'll lob mine on the green at midnight then ring the council the next morning to complain about fly tippers "

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

My partner drives and of course I have family and friends. I wasn’t talking about me specifically, I said what if, like me you can’t drive.. it’s ridiculous to suggest people walk to the tip with their rubbish. That isn’t the point though. The point is, we shouldn’t even be talking about providing care for the vulnerable versus maintaining basic hygiene - we are a wealthy, first world country for gods sake.

We used to be.."

So it seems!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!"

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

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By *os19Man
over a year ago

Edmonton

In my part of London Enfield council still have weekly collection except for grass / garden which are either fortnight or monthly.However the council has spent a lot of money on cycling lanes which I have hardly seen anyone use so who knows what they will do to our rubbish collections

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x"

What a bizarre argument.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It is also to do with trying to make us recycle properly and create less unnecessary waste such as throwing away food that is fine but a day over its sell by date or using things with less or no packaging..instead of everything going to landfill.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

At end of the day...each council has to make cuts some where whether it be bins,services for children in poverty,disabled,elderly, repairing pot holes.....I could go on but me personally and my opinion which I am entitled to is that changing bin collection dates isn't even important compared to other areas they cut, doesn't even enter my head

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

What a bizarre argument. "

Please explain?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way "

Are you a bin man by any chance ?

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By *vilgasamWoman
over a year ago

The dot in the i

Ok so here’s my 2p worth, I don’t get a bin, when I moved here I didn’t know this, when I ask why they say because there’s nowhere to put one (it’s a terraced streetand I have no garden, there actually is a spot that others get to use but apparently not me and my neighbor for some reason) when I asked what I’m expected to do they tell me to go to the tip, I don’t drive and most of my friends don’t either, luckily there’s a commercial bin for some restaurants at the end of the road so I use that but if I get caught there’s a chance I can be fined, I’d prefer to have one myself even if it was only emptied every 3 weeks

As for cuts, they go on and on about these damn cuts and how someone will suffer consequences yet never consider cutting from politicians wages, how about we put politicians on min wage, that’ll save a fortune

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By *icolerobbieCouple
over a year ago

walsall


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x"

Thank you. You know nothing of who I care about. But living in a shit rat infested environment because the government deem basic sanitation fair game for cuts, when we live in one of the richest countries in the world is not my idea of great forward thinking. The fact that you fall for the bullshit that other important services will be cut tells me you’ll swallow any old shite, so I’d recommend everyone drops their rubbish around your house and as it will be piling up I’m sure you’d find a solution, as you said earlier.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way

Are you a bin man by any chance ?"

No

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

What a bizarre argument.

Please explain?

"

You seem to be implying that because we want our bins emptied in a timely fashion, we care less about those less privileged than us. Which I find bizarre. I’m not quite sure what else needs explaining?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Ok so here’s my 2p worth, I don’t get a bin, when I moved here I didn’t know this, when I ask why they say because there’s nowhere to put one (it’s a terraced streetand I have no garden, there actually is a spot that others get to use but apparently not me and my neighbor for some reason) when I asked what I’m expected to do they tell me to go to the tip, I don’t drive and most of my friends don’t either, luckily there’s a commercial bin for some restaurants at the end of the road so I use that but if I get caught there’s a chance I can be fined, I’d prefer to have one myself even if it was only emptied every 3 weeks

As for cuts, they go on and on about these damn cuts and how someone will suffer consequences yet never consider cutting from politicians wages, how about we put politicians on min wage, that’ll save a fortune "

I agree with you but that's too easy to do that

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

We don't have food recycling in wiltshire, it all goes in the general waste. If they extended that to 3 or 4 weekly it would be disgusting.

I'd be fly tipping outside local counsellors homes!!!

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By *imandher84Couple
over a year ago

Leeds

Do what i do and wait for someone to sell there house and borrow there bin.. I currently have 2 of each

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By *VineMan
over a year ago

The right place

Are we going to see a growth market in private bun collections aimed at the well off? Will there be a two tiered system?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

Thank you. You know nothing of who I care about. But living in a shit rat infested environment because the government deem basic sanitation fair game for cuts, when we live in one of the richest countries in the world is not my idea of great forward thinking. The fact that you fall for the bullshit that other important services will be cut tells me you’ll swallow any old shite, so I’d recommend everyone drops their rubbish around your house and as it will be piling up I’m sure you’d find a solution, as you said earlier.

"

Don't the government cut the budgets of each council not decide what the councils make the cuts to?

Asking for a friend

I think it would be great if everyone had a weekly bin collection but in all seriousness if the council sent out a letter saying to you that we can go back to weekly collection but another service will suffer and get cuts but it won't affect you in anyway would you agree? X

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

What a bizarre argument.

Please explain?

You seem to be implying that because we want our bins emptied in a timely fashion, we care less about those less privileged than us. Which I find bizarre. I’m not quite sure what else needs explaining?"

It doesn't matter i think one way you think another way

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"It is also to do with trying to make us recycle properly and create less unnecessary waste such as throwing away food that is fine but a day over its sell by date or using things with less or no packaging..instead of everything going to landfill. "

I do recycle properly and try to throw away the least amount of food stuff too but I still have 2 bin bags of rubbish every week. I could squeeze in another-if they don't refuse to take a bin that doesn't have the lid closed properly. That would mean 5 bags of rubbish that wouldn't fit in my bin per month.

Even cutting down my rubbish by half that would be 2 and a half bags per month. Neither of us drives and I don't think tfl would take kindly to me taking them on the bus.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete . "

My council tells us to put glass in our general waste bin. Glass takes up a lot of room.

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

What a bizarre argument.

Please explain?

You seem to be implying that because we want our bins emptied in a timely fashion, we care less about those less privileged than us. Which I find bizarre. I’m not quite sure what else needs explaining?

It doesn't matter i think one way you think another way"

It clearly does matter to you, or you wouldn’t have asked me to explain.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hour an and half jesus where do you live?

Like I say no family and friends?

At the end of the day the council have to make cuts somewhere due to the government so no matter were they make the cuts someone will moan about it, let's say they go back to weekly bin collections but they have to make cuts elsewhere which happens to be a council provided service that helps the elderly,disabled or kids in poverty and they massively suffer from this but it means you get your bin emptied once a week, would you be happy with that?

Do you work for the council cost cutting Division?

Haha no chance I'm an engineer nothing to do with the council, I just think making cuts to bin collections makes more sense than making cuts to other more important departments/services

That’s great news, stick to the engineering!

Haha have you heard you, stick to being offended by bin collections being changed and not caring about others less priviledged than you,

Very nice of you x

What a bizarre argument.

Please explain?

You seem to be implying that because we want our bins emptied in a timely fashion, we care less about those less privileged than us. Which I find bizarre. I’m not quite sure what else needs explaining?

It doesn't matter i think one way you think another way

It clearly does matter to you, or you wouldn’t have asked me to explain. "

It really doesn't matter to me how many times my bin gets collected there are far more important things in life ...have a nice day x

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By *ynecplCouple
over a year ago

Newcastle upon Tyne

We have a fortnightly collection for each of our bins. It works well and most people on our street have a full recycle or general waste bin by the end of the fortnight. If somebody has an overflow they normal use a neighbours bin with agreement. If we went any longer then there would be black bags piling up and of course these days the bin men would not be allowed to lift them cause that would involve manual handling and the possibility of injury and a claim. we have a lot of old and infirm living on our street who don't drive we already put there bins out and bring them in so if the council would like to reduce our council tax we will organise our own Rota and take the rubbish to the tip ourselves but that will never happen

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By *rofessJayWoman
over a year ago

wherever

Ours is weekly in Birmingham with a promise that it won’t even go to fortnightly - forget about

Monthly - that’s awful

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By *entralscotscpl7Couple
over a year ago

Falkirk

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By *oachman 9CoolMan
over a year ago

derby


"My council have put stickers on our grey bins (general waste), telling us that food isn't rubbish and shouldn't be thrown in the bin; instead, use leftover fruit in your cooking (with a pic of a banana with a smiley face on it).

Must dash, I have a chicken and banana stew boiling away.

My favourite meal. Never thought id find another chicken and banana lover."
Chicken and banana korma...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

My council tells us to put glass in our general waste bin. Glass takes up a lot of room. "

We have separate container for glass and food waste and and a

a plastic tin and paper bin.

Councils need to improve what they collect before collection cuts.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

What I don’t understand is people carefully separate their rubbish into different bins and they come along and chuck them in the same dustcart (not separated)

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By *octor DeleriumMan
over a year ago

Wellingborough


" It's like we're going back to the dark ages (aka the 70's)

"

We are, judging from the amount of fly-tipping that goes on around what is purported to be a 'posh' bit of Bristol.

That, and petty vandalism.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

What happens if, like me, you don’t drive? Sit with my rubbish on the bus, perhaps?!

I'm sure if you're that desperate to get rid of your rubbish you'll find a way...do you know anyone that drives I.e family or friends

Can you not walk there?

If the rubbish is Pileing up you'll find a way

Walk to the rubbish dump with 2 bags of rubbish?

I'll lob mine on the green at midnight then ring the council the next morning to complain about fly tippers "

Lmao

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

My council tells us to put glass in our general waste bin. Glass takes up a lot of room.

We have separate container for glass and food waste and and a

a plastic tin and paper bin.

Councils need to improve what they collect before collection cuts."

We used to have a blue box for glass but they got rid of it. Perhaps they can't get anyone to recycle the glass. I'm going to get a compost bin when my garden is finished but I don't throw much food away.

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete . "

I can give you the shitty nappies then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"[rubbish removed by poster at 24/09/18 14:30:59]"

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

I can give you the shitty nappies then? "

Go the towelling route. Save money and save the environment and your bin won't smell like shit.Thers always a solution .

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

I can give you the shitty nappies then?

Go the towelling route. Save money and save the environment and your bin won't smell like shit.Thers always a solution . "

So literally go back in time then.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

I can give you the shitty nappies then?

Go the towelling route. Save money and save the environment and your bin won't smell like shit.Thers always a solution .

So literally go back in time then. "

Progress doesnt always mean better. Depends if we want to live with all our rubbish buried beneath our feet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

I can give you the shitty nappies then?

Go the towelling route. Save money and save the environment and your bin won't smell like shit.Thers always a solution .

So literally go back in time then.

Progress doesnt always mean better. Depends if we want to live with all our rubbish buried beneath our feet. "

Exactly a disposable society has lead us to an ocean full of plastic .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The government has stitched up everyone! Councils nhs police bloody everyone! Guy Fawkes where are you???

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"The government has stitched up everyone! Councils nhs police bloody everyone! Guy Fawkes where are you??? "

Washing baby shit out of towels by the sounds of it

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By *elma and ShaggyCouple
over a year ago

Bedworth


"What I don’t understand is people carefully separate their rubbish into different bins and they come along and chuck them in the same dustcart (not separated) "

When I lived in Nottingham they would often do this. We were very close to the waste incinerator which provided district heating for an entire suburb. If the incinerator was running low on fuel the bin lorries would come out and empty every bin and recycling bin on the street on any random day, not the designated collection day.

The amusing thing was that a few days after they had gathered their extra waste to burn, we would often receive a letter warning that they may fine you for leaving our bins outside the front of our houses on the little terraced streets

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Our local tip is only open about an hour a week. Bins get emptied fortnightly but the neighbour's bins are always overflowing before that. It's bullshit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

And who said things were bad in the 70s under labour...

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"And who said things were bad in the 70s under labour..."

I'm sure that'll be on Labour's things to do list...

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"The government has stitched up everyone! Councils nhs police bloody everyone! Guy Fawkes where are you??? "

Is Conwy County a conservative lead council?

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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago

Peterborough


"Thankful we’re still weekly collection down here x

That last bastion of sanity "

I live in a small block of flats, so weekly visits are a must. If Peterborough City Council get wind of this, then we'll be next.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

3 weeks here has been for a while

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"The government has stitched up everyone! Councils nhs police bloody everyone! Guy Fawkes where are you??? "

& citizen Smith

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex

Our bins are emptied fortnightly and were crawling with maggots at one point in the summer. I dread to think what would happen if we moved to monthly emptying.

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Our bins are emptied fortnightly and were crawling with maggots at one point in the summer. I dread to think what would happen if we moved to monthly emptying.

"

Ours too, looked like a scence from a horror movie

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?"

So is it a conservative lead council then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?"

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year? "

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

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By *bonynivoryCouple
over a year ago

market harborough


"I could probably do every 3 weeks or maybe 4 weeks if they gave me back the old style larger black wheelie bin.We recycle so much these days .We should be heading to a point where everything is recycled and the.black bin is obsolete .

I can give you the shitty nappies then?

Go the towelling route. Save money and save the environment and your bin won't smell like shit.Thers always a solution . "

My mum used towelling nappies and I can assure you, had she had the choice, she would happily have used disposable. It's hard enough having a new baby without all that added stress. I think they are wonderful in theory, but not so much in practice. Not everyone will agree, but I think most will.

Mrs

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By *oncupiscentTonyMan
over a year ago

Kent

It's a disgrace, I'm thinking about writing to the Daily Mail and signing it Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells...even though I don't live in Twells.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham

Nothing to worry about too much where I live, the rubbish goes in a bin cupboard that is nowhere near my apartment.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

At least it will create jobs for pest controllers and the the medical profession.

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By *lenderfoxMan
over a year ago

Leeds


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year? "

Yes - but it varies quite widely between different authorities

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts"

Why did they do that?

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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago

Here occasionally, but mostly somewhere else


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

Why did they do that?"

Either

A) because Labour overspent for years

Or

B) because they're cunts

...depending on your political position

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

Why did they do that?

Either

A) because Labour overspent for years

Or

B) because they're cunts

...depending on your political position "

Not the banks making the country poor and forcing the Government to administer a period of austerity?

I'm not very au fait with politics or the economy; it's all so very complicated.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Yes - but it varies quite widely between different authorities"

I read it somewhere that Kensington council receives more than my borough, which is supposed to be one of the poorest London boroughs. I tried to find where I read it to find the figures.

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By *lem-H-FandangoMan
over a year ago

salisbury


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

Why did they do that?

Either

A) because Labour overspent for years

Or

B) because they're cunts

...depending on your political position

Not the banks making the country poor and forcing the Government to administer a period of austerity?

I'm not very au fait with politics or the economy; it's all so very complicated."

I'm pretty sure the Tories did it because they're evil and it makes them laugh.

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

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I have fortnightly collections and it’s perfectly fine. I could stretch to three weeks but it wouldn’t be ideal.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"At least it will create jobs for pest controllers and the the medical profession."

I'm going to move to Conwy and starting a private waste disposal company.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"At least it will create jobs for pest controllers and the the medical profession.

I'm going to move to Conwy and starting a private waste disposal company. "

It's a rubbish idea.

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
over a year ago

East Sussex


"At least it will create jobs for pest controllers and the the medical profession.

I'm going to move to Conwy and starting a private waste disposal company.

It's a rubbish idea."

I think it would be a waste of your talents. You don't want to end up a has bin...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have fortnightly collections and it’s perfectly fine. I could stretch to three weeks but it wouldn’t be ideal. "

Fortnightly big wheelie but every week for food waste and recyclables. to be fair, recyclables could easily be fortnightly, but I think food waste weekly is a must.

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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago

..


"I have fortnightly collections and it’s perfectly fine. I could stretch to three weeks but it wouldn’t be ideal.

Fortnightly big wheelie but every week for food waste and recyclables. to be fair, recyclables could easily be fortnightly, but I think food waste weekly is a must."

Food waste is also fortnightly and I’ve never had a problem. I clean my bin regularly and it’s fine.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

conwy refuse collection .... food waste, shitty nappies, glass, plastic, cardboard, paper and metals are all collected weekly .... if you have anything left over that needs putting in a black bag then you have personal issues that need sorting

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"At least it will create jobs for pest controllers and the the medical profession.

I'm going to move to Conwy and starting a private waste disposal company.

It's a rubbish idea.

I think it would be a waste of your talents. You don't want to end up a has bin..."

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have fortnightly collections and it’s perfectly fine. I could stretch to three weeks but it wouldn’t be ideal.

Fortnightly big wheelie but every week for food waste and recyclables. to be fair, recyclables could easily be fortnightly, but I think food waste weekly is a must.

Food waste is also fortnightly and I’ve never had a problem. I clean my bin regularly and it’s fine. "

We don't have a food waste collection. Our council wants us to use food past its best buy date (Which I do sometimes anyway) and use the fruit in cooking.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

Why did they do that?

Either

A) because Labour overspent for years

Or

B) because they're cunts

...depending on your political position

Not the banks making the country poor and forcing the Government to administer a period of austerity?

I'm not very au fait with politics or the economy; it's all so very complicated.

I'm pretty sure the Tories did it because they're evil and it makes them laugh. "

That all makes sense now.

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By *y Favorite Pornstar OP   Couple
over a year ago

Basingstoke


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

Why did they do that?

Either

A) because Labour overspent for years

Or

B) because they're cunts

...depending on your political position

Not the banks making the country poor and forcing the Government to administer a period of austerity?

I'm not very au fait with politics or the economy; it's all so very complicated."

Actually we could have left the banks to rot. We should have in my opinion. All the politicians supported bailing them out so they should all be kicked in the bollucks as far as I'm concerned.

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By *heladyandthelibertineCouple
over a year ago

Reading


"Turns out voting for Tories and austerity has consequences. Who knew?

So is it a conservative lead council then?

Didn't the Government cut the amount of money each borough gets per year?

Exactly. Every council is struggling because of government funding regardless of who leads the council they are chronically underfunded and having to make more and more cuts

Why did they do that?

Either

A) because Labour overspent for years

Or

B) because they're cunts

...depending on your political position

Not the banks making the country poor and forcing the Government to administer a period of austerity?

I'm not very au fait with politics or the economy; it's all so very complicated.

Actually we could have left the banks to rot. We should have in my opinion. All the politicians supported bailing them out so they should all be kicked in the bollucks as far as I'm concerned. "

Amen!

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By *r and mrs sanddancerCouple
over a year ago

BOLDON COLLIERY


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard "

Ha Ha can you see me on the bus with 5 black sacks getting to the tip

Oh re-think as our tip wont let pedestrians in

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Government make cuts to each councils budgets, this is then passed down to different departments of the council, don't blame the council they have to make cuts somewhere...go and take it yourself to the tip it's not hard

Ha Ha can you see me on the bus with 5 black sacks getting to the tip

Oh re-think as our tip wont let pedestrians in "

I’m the same, I don’t drive. I wonder if uber would collect?

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