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Originally Posted by Neil
I can understand where Steve Riley is comming from with is email reply. The whole of Hyndburn is suffering from litter, some areas are of course worse than others. I can not really see any major problems with HBC wheelie bin policy. Maybe someone can explain problems to me that I have missed. ?
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wheelie bins would be ok if they collected weekly , there once every 2 weeks policy simply isnt enough period
another problem is some of us have small houses and after having a freezer , fridge and a washing machine there is very little room to keep all the boxes and bags that the council want us to put various items of rubbish into
yes i could leave them in the back yard but then they become public toilets for other peoples pets and then i have to pick up urinated on or crapped on bags and boxes
also i have a small child and having a box full of razor sharp tins in the house is somthing i dont realy want and the lid provided with the box can be taken of letteraly by a 1 year old
i have 2 children and one of those is in nappies so you can imagine how quicky i can fill 1 whelie bin
i like everyone else pay a hell of a lot of council tax which is supposed to pay for services provided by the council so they should do what they are paid to do and move our crap
if they dont like clearing rubbish then bin men are obviously in the wrong job and better suited elsewhere
if you went to a resturant and the table was covered in the previous customers spilt food you would be annoyed if the waitress said sorry we only clean up food thats on plates it is against our policy to remove food lefy at the side of plates
anyway the picture below is the front of my street after the binmen have visited and everyone on my street uses the wheelie bins so how the hell they manage this to happen on the FRONT of the street is beyond belief