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CLAYTON RED 19-11-2009 09:38

It must be time for recycle bins
 
After seeing the mess on Whalley Road I think it's about time recycle wheelie bins where used, it looks like a tip wagon has been left open. there is cans, bottle's and bags all over the place.

:(:(:(:(:(

Margaret Pilkington 19-11-2009 10:44

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It is an absolute disgrace along there, but what Numpty puts out a bag full of plastic bottles and doesn't secure the neck of the bag?......a spring clip clothes peg keeps it all inside.

It makes Clayton look like a tip.....and I hate it!

CLAYTON RED 19-11-2009 10:52

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 763798)
It is an absolute disgrace along there, but what Numpty puts out a bag full of plastic bottles and doesn't secure the neck of the bag?......a spring clip clothes peg keeps it all inside.

It makes Clayton look like a tip.....and I hate it!

To be fair, I have seen closed bags just getting run over by the car's and blue tubs getting blown away today.

Margaret Pilkington 19-11-2009 13:56

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the blue boxes should have lids......the blue bags we close with a spring peg......and even on the windiest day we have had no spillage.....and OK, we live off the main road so our re-cycling is less at risk from being run over........there has to be a better way that what is being used at present.

LYNX1 20-11-2009 07:42

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 763839)
the blue boxes should have lids......the blue bags we close with a spring peg......and even on the windiest day we have had no spillage.....and OK, we live off the main road so our re-cycling is less at risk from being run over........there has to be a better way that what is being used at present.


You can get lids for the blue boxes......just ring the council and they should supply you with one.

flashy 20-11-2009 07:53

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we've used a recycle wheelie bin in Blackburn for well over 12 months now....we have a red wheelie bin for normal household waste, a big black wheelie bin for EVERYTHING recyclable and a brown wheelie bin for garden waste

katex 20-11-2009 11:10

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Yes, I went up Whalley Road in Clayton yesterday, lots of blue/white bags flying around. Not always the problem before collection though ... after they have emptied them, and not secured them in anyway.

Down my way, they put them under the upturned blue boxes .. seems to work, but no guarentee, the boxes are very light.

I put my cardboard bits in a (charity) bag .. and anchor with a brick.

BERNADETTE 20-11-2009 11:17

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I had to get a new blue bag and it fastens wioth velcro at the top. Just call into the town hall, Tourist Information and ask for one.

katex 20-11-2009 11:29

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 764065)
I had to get a new blue bag and it fastens wioth velcro at the top. Just call into the town hall, Tourist Information and ask for one.


Eeew yes, Bernie ... mine has too, and it grips like a dog with a bone.

Velcro has what is known as female and male sides ... LOL. The male side is the harder side with the hooks, female being the softer of course... :)

shillelagh 20-11-2009 22:08

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i always thought you had a recycle bin in hyndburn. I always have had a recycle bin right from the start - ours is blue, green for everything else, brown for garden and some in rossendale have a grey bin for newspapers otherwise we have a white sack for paper. Some places in rossendale though have a blue box instead of a bin if there house isnt suitable for a bin as in if there isnt room for a bin ...

cashman 20-11-2009 22:23

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 764201)
i always thought you had a recycle bin in hyndburn. I always have had a recycle bin right from the start - ours is blue, green for everything else, brown for garden and some in rossendale have a grey bin for newspapers otherwise we have a white sack for paper. Some places in rossendale though have a blue box instead of a bin if there house isnt suitable for a bin as in if there isnt room for a bin ...

we got next to sod all in hyndburn, daughter lives under Bury Council, they got 3 wheelies.:rolleyes:

flashy 22-11-2009 09:10

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thats LCC for you

pipinfort 22-11-2009 09:31

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Hyndburns recycling set up is utter crap.................i take everything to the tip myself.......One wheelie bin for all i say.

shillelagh 22-11-2009 15:04

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 764395)
thats LCC for you

so how come rossendale has recycling wheelie bins? :rolleyes:

cashman 22-11-2009 15:38

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 764445)
so how come rossendale has recycling wheelie bins? :rolleyes:

ask graham:D

Neil 22-11-2009 19:24

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 764450)
ask graham:D

Why, is he a bin man now? :confused:

LYNX1 11-12-2009 20:45

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Bins not been emptied for 4 weeks, this lot was left still full.....

MargaretR 11-12-2009 21:09

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I understand that bins which are overfilled so that lids wont shut, don't get emptied

cashman 11-12-2009 21:15

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Originally Posted by LYNX1 (Post 769170)
Bins not been emptied for 4 weeks, this lot was left still full.....

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 769176)
I understand that bins which are overfilled so that lids wont shut, don't get emptied

thing is if aint emptied after 2 weeks, where are folk supposed to put garbage? could be reason why overfilled?

david1 11-12-2009 21:25

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Over here in Preston , you have to separate glass , tin cans , paper , cardboard . that's why its not been emptied lynx1, you have too get you wine bottles out from your beer -cans .

LYNX1 11-12-2009 21:31

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Originally Posted by david1 (Post 769179)
Over here in Preston , you have to separate glass , tin cans , paper , cardboard . that's why its not been emptied lynx1, you have too get you wine bottles out from your beer -cans .


Everything gets seperated on here........all the bins we have were stuffed full with bottles and cans and everything else which we recycle, there was also carry bags full on the floor, they were all taken...except for the ones I took the pics of.

steeljack 11-12-2009 23:33

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Question about your re-cycling schemes .......where do you put the stuff , in the front of your houses or in the back streets ?, can understand semis and detached houses with gardens and no 'back alleys' using the front, but dont the bin wagons still come down the backs behind terraced streets ?
thanks

cashman 11-12-2009 23:43

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 769191)
Question about your re-cycling schemes .......where do you put the stuff , in the front of your houses or in the back streets ?, can understand semis and detached houses with gardens and no 'back alleys' using the front, but dont the bin wagons still come down the backs behind terraced streets ?
thanks

NO in terraced they come to front cos the wagons too bloody big fer the backs, meaning ya have to carry a soggy bag o cans n box of bottles through yer house dripping oer the carpets, then they wonder why folk cannot be bothered to vote.:rolleyes::(

MargaretR 11-12-2009 23:47

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You think you have problems - I have to cart all my waste through my flat, down a flight of 13 steps before I even reach the bin:(
The bins then have to be wheeled to the car park at the end of the block.

cashman 12-12-2009 00:03

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 769194)
You think you have problems - I have to cart all my waste through my flat, down a flight of 13 steps before I even reach the bin:(
The bins then have to be wheeled to the car park at the end of the block.

thats a bitch also, at least its dry though ya cant leave the bag of cans etc n bottle box in the house though.:( this lot couldn't organise a pish up in a brewry.:rolleyes:

steeljack 12-12-2009 00:22

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 769193)
NO in terraced they come to front cos the wagons too bloody big fer the backs, meaning ya have to carry a soggy bag o cans n box of bottles through yer house dripping oer the carpets, then they wonder why folk cannot be bothered to vote.:rolleyes::(

Easy to understand now why folks complain about the streets looking a mess .
Its not like back streets are unique to Accrington so you'd think someone with half a brain would be able to design 'smaller' re-cycle/bin wagons capable of ftting down them ........wait a minute ...didn't the bin wagons once fit down (95%) of all back streets. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

cashman 12-12-2009 00:27

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 769201)
Easy to understand now why folks complain about the streets looking a mess .
Its not like back streets are unique to Accrington so you'd think someone with half a brain would be able to design 'smaller' re-cycle/bin wagons capable of ftting down them ........wait a minute ...didn't the bin wagons once fit down (95%) of all back streets. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

yeh bin wagon still gets down the backs "just" but apparently the recycle wagon is too big.:rolleyes:least that was the drivel they gave me when i bitched about it.

cashman 12-12-2009 00:42

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Well steely as the clown that designed accys wonderfully pathetic Traffic System, does not drive, by all accounts, that will give ya some idea of the calibre of ******* employed to sort the welfare of our citizens out.:rolleyes:

steeljack 12-12-2009 00:57

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 769203)
Well steely as the clown that designed accys wonderfully pathetic Traffic System, does not drive, by all accounts, that will give ya some idea of the calibre of ******* employed to sort the welfare of our citizens out.:rolleyes:

seem to remember my Dad complaining about some local councillor/clown with a fixation about traffic, think he was an Arroder

LYNX1 12-12-2009 06:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 769191)
Question about your re-cycling schemes .......where do you put the stuff , in the front of your houses or in the back streets ?, can understand semis and detached houses with gardens and no 'back alleys' using the front, but dont the bin wagons still come down the backs behind terraced streets ?
thanks

Where I live we have communial bin area, for 12 flats.....but there are 24 flats on the court and sometimes we get the others using our bin area, which really annoys me ( not what I wanted to say, but I think I would get a slap next time mick sees me ).....so in effect I'm not cleaning up my rubbish but everyone elses', now do you see why I am so hacked off:(

shillelagh 12-12-2009 11:38

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Quote:

Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 769191)
Question about your re-cycling schemes .......where do you put the stuff , in the front of your houses or in the back streets ?, can understand semis and detached houses with gardens and no 'back alleys' using the front, but dont the bin wagons still come down the backs behind terraced streets ?
thanks


ive got my bins at the back door .. and they come and collect em and take em to the bin wagon, empty em and then return them to the back door. im on the assisted scheme .. then again im in rossendale not in hyndburn.:D

Miaowzinzara 05-10-2010 15:31

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The wheelie bins are ok but the 2 weeks wait for them to be emptied is awful especially when you have a large household!!!

Neil 05-10-2010 16:01

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there are 5 of us and we never have a problem

cashman 05-10-2010 16:21

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 850035)
there are 5 of us and we never have a problem

only cos ya don't eat.:D

jaysay 05-10-2010 17:38

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 850036)
only cos ya don't eat.:D

Its probable the opposite cashy, they eat everything:D

Neil 05-10-2010 17:50

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bin went out today and it had loads of room in it, enough for a couple of brake disks, 2 rear springs and a suspension lower arm and still had space left.
All that is without whacking it down with a spade, I can get twice as much in when I do that :D

Barrie Yates 06-10-2010 16:38

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Wheelie bins here for general rubbish - once a week, left within 1 metre of the road and a 1 man vehicle comes and automatically picks it up, empties it into the lorry and then deposits it back - the driver never leaves his cab.
Plastics and cans are into yellow bags which you deposit in large wire baskets which are pretty well distributed around and glass goes into bottle banks which are in all supermarket car parks and at the rubbish dump along with all the other disposal skips - building material, metal, cardboard, oil, general and garden waste.
Works fine here, street cleaners in the towns, no rubbish lying around, but probably different in the big cities.

MovedtoBolton 09-10-2010 09:12

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HBC has never been proactive or forward thinking. I can't fault the service here in Bolton. We have 4 wheelies. General rubbish still gets collected weekly and the only time it fails is when I forget to put it out! All the others go fortnightly with minimal segregation. Card / paper in one, tins plastics and glass in another, compostibles in t'other. Simples x


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