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Markey mark wrote:

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Markey mark wrote:few year back a London council had ordered the wrong size recycling lorries , the recycling lorries were half the size that they expected to have , the recycled lorries were fulling loaded in no time , so the recycle Lorry would meet up with the landfill lorry and throw the recycle waste into the landfill lorry , and would tipped in landfill , but the same council would punish its residents for not using their bins properly, even though the council was breaking the rules themselves

It must be really shit in your world Markey

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Guest wrote:

Markey mark wrote:few year back a London council had ordered the wrong size recycling lorries , the recycling lorries were half the size that they expected to have , the recycled lorries were fulling loaded in no time , so the recycle Lorry would meet up with the landfill lorry and throw the recycle waste into the landfill lorry , and would tipped in landfill , but the same council would punish its residents for not using their bins properly, even though the council was breaking the rules themselves

It must be really shit in your world Markey

Markey mark wrote:few year back a London council had ordered the wrong size recycling lorries , the recycling lorries were half the size that they expected to have , the recycled lorries were fulling loaded in no time , so the recycle Lorry would meet up with the landfill lorry and throw the recycle waste into the landfill lorry , and would tipped in landfill , but the same council would punish its residents for not using their bins properly, even though the council was breaking the rules themselves

Stooo wrote:Recycle day yesterday, they've managed to lose one of our recycle bins again

Stooo wrote:Why don't people vote in councils who will stop this practice?

I read a lot on here about democracy but I doubt that many actually vote in local elections.

If you want a future that doesn't involve possible prosecution for overfilling bins then find out which party which opposes it and frigging vote for them, if you're that impassioned then campaign for them!

It's far easier to moan and be rolled over by stuff like this than to actually do something about it

Markey mark wrote:Before the bin lorries come , we have a man from the council checking the bins , and if he not happy , the bin lorry won't take you bin and you get a warning letter , suppose with lot of people it's easier to fly tip in the night

Major Starbold wrote:Families who overload their bins risk £2,500 fines and criminal convictions.

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How ridiculous, councils are partly responsible for making it difficult to get rid of our rubbish.
Just look at various areas you travel through and see the disgusting bins obstructing pavements, roads, streets, estates in general.

We can put vegetation in our bins but not unused soil from plant pots.

The councils are making money from our rubbish and causing a horrible mess doing such.