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Title: Council waste
Post by: miggy on 27 April 2009, 21:59:08
We have our rather plastic and tins picked up in separate containers, these containers are made of plastic (Look like storage boxes) anyway, everytime the idiots empty ours the bin men always empty the container then THROW the container onto the floor or slide it up the drive........we have had 3 replacements due to them breaking after the bin men abuse them, we have just requested another one as again, it is broke.....the rather council sent me a letter today saying due to already having had it replaced 3 times i will have to purchase one. i will be popping into our council offices tomorrow to express my feelings and to tell them where to shove the letter and if they dont replace the container i will find an alternative method of getting rid of the waste..............the bin men want a good sorting out, they are slowly damaging the kerbs near me due to reversing up them and there is no need to.
Rant over, council will be getting some tomorrow. >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: JamesV6CDX on 27 April 2009, 22:00:51
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We have our rather plastic and tins picked up in separate containers, these containers are made of plastic (Look like storage boxes) anyway, everytime the idiots empty ours the bin men always empty the container then THROW the container onto the floor or slide it up the drive........we have had 3 replacements due to them breaking after the bin men abuse them, we have just requested another one as again, it is broke.....the rather council sent me a letter today saying due to already having had it replaced 3 times i will have to purchase one. i will be popping into our council offices tomorrow to express my feelings and to tell them where to shove the letter and if they dont replace the container i will find an alternative method of getting rid of the waste..............the bin men want a good sorting out, they are slowly damaging the kerbs near me due to reversing up them and there is no need to.
Rant over, council will be getting some tomorrow. >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

You tell em Pete ;D ;D
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: miggy on 27 April 2009, 22:06:08
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We have our rather plastic and tins picked up in separate containers, these containers are made of plastic (Look like storage boxes) anyway, everytime the idiots empty ours the bin men always empty the container then THROW the container onto the floor or slide it up the drive........we have had 3 replacements due to them breaking after the bin men abuse them, we have just requested another one as again, it is broke.....the rather council sent me a letter today saying due to already having had it replaced 3 times i will have to purchase one. i will be popping into our council offices tomorrow to express my feelings and to tell them where to shove the letter and if they dont replace the container i will find an alternative method of getting rid of the waste..............the bin men want a good sorting out, they are slowly damaging the kerbs near me due to reversing up them and there is no need to.
Rant over, council will be getting some tomorrow. >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(

You tell em Pete ;D ;D

rather will mate >:( >:( >:( >:( i have read the letter 4 times, winding me right up, rather cheek of the gits. >:( >:( >:(
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: miggy on 28 April 2009, 13:16:03
Good news, the council have arranged to send another waste container and there has been several complaints about the particular men that pick up the rubbish, they are also going to send someone out to inspect the kerbs...........and to cap it off, they are going to give me a compost bin, free of charge (Usually £25) most likely get bill on next years council tax ;D

Good result though :y :y :y :y and kept my cool. :y
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: Mr Skrunts on 28 April 2009, 13:19:33
Sounds like we have containers for plastic to come from what you have posted.

We have Green and Black wheelie bins for Garden and Normal.

Blue box for Glass and Metal and a Blue Bag for Papers.
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: tyreburner on 28 April 2009, 14:57:19
We have blue for recycling, green for normal and brown for garden.
Well 6 days after the council became a unitary authority( or something like that) we had a  letter that as of november they are putting stickers on the brown bins .... BUT only for the people who pay £20 a year for the priveledge of having their brown bin emptied???????

So  pay EXTRA £20  a year or no sticker and no garden rubbish taken away >:(
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: waspy on 28 April 2009, 19:42:21
The road name sign just outside my home has been missing for nearly two years. I told them about it just over eighteen months ago & reminded them again late last year. Still no sign. How long does it take. They wind me up too Pete.
I reckon they must pick on everyone called Pete ;D :'(
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: HerefordElite on 28 April 2009, 19:55:05
we have purple bag for paper and clear bag for plastic and cans.

If you want garden waste disposed off you have to buy a roll of green bags at the bargain price of £6 for 10  :o :o :o >:(

i work next to the tip so they can break off ;)
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: waspy on 28 April 2009, 19:58:23
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we have purple bag for paper and clear bag for plastic and cans.

If you want garden waste disposed off you have to buy a roll of green bags at the bargain price of £6 for 10  :o :o :o >:(

i work next to the tip so they can break off ;)

I just leave mine on the lawn for next time :y
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: Deva1992 on 28 April 2009, 21:01:00
Our garden will soon look like an extra from Joseph and his amazing Technicolor dreamcoat with all the different colour wheelie bins we.  I expect there to be an influx of reports of pensioners trapped in bins in the coming months...
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: miggy on 28 April 2009, 21:02:33
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Our garden will soon look like an extra from Joseph and his amazing Technicolor dreamcoat with all the different colour wheelie bins we.  I expect there to be an influx of reports of pensioners trapped in bins in the coming months...

 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DThats why you can smell a rat in the other thread ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: AndyVXR300 on 28 April 2009, 21:07:11
Damm the recycling does my nut in........ my wife screams at me if i put a tin in the normal rubbish :y
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: Andy B on 28 April 2009, 21:14:04
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Damm the recycling does my nut in........ my wife screams at me if i put a tin in the normal rubbish :y


Once upon a time .... your council used to get credits for the ton(ne)ages of cans, bottle, paper etc that they did not send to land fill ie in your grey 'residual waste' bin. Now they don't! So all in all it would be cheaper for your council to put all your waste in a hole in the ground ...... & cheaper for me & thee in council tax. They now have wagons (@ 2 or 3 MPG) & crews for all the different coloured bins you have cluttering up your garden/path.  :-?
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: sir moanalot on 28 April 2009, 21:45:39
i was after a new dg door and decided not to at £500+ but seeing the council ripping a couple of houses apart decided to go over and see if i can nab an old dg door. i got one with the keys aswell so will be putting it in on saturday bonus............. :y :y
they are useful for something (rarely though!!!) ;D
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: miggy on 28 April 2009, 21:47:14
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i was after a new dg door and decided not to at £500+ but seeing the council ripping a couple of houses apart decided to go over and see if i can nab an old dg door. i got one with the keys aswell so will be putting it in on saturday bonus............. :y :y
they are useful for something (rarely though!!!) ;D

Did you get the house number with it aswell... ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Council waste
Post by: Deva1992 on 28 April 2009, 21:56:09
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Our garden will soon look like an extra from Joseph and his amazing Technicolor dreamcoat with all the different colour wheelie bins we.  I expect there to be an influx of reports of pensioners trapped in bins in the coming months...

 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;DThats why you can smell a rat in the other thread ;D ;D ;D ;D

 ;D Good one! I know there's a plague of OAP's around our way but didn't realise it had got to infestation proportions!
I've got a mate who plays a pipe and is from Germany.....now where's my phone book.....