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Less 28-06-2007 12:30

Where Is The Golden Bin?
 
Where Is The Golden Bin?

Braintree District Council Have started a scheme of rewarding people for using their litter bins, is this a good idea? Could it work around here? Or should our council be ensuring that those of us that do litter are fined whenever possible?

Rewarding people for being tidy seems a reasonable idea, or perhaps you think the Council should carry on with their big stick attitude and punish even the smallest of offenses?

:)

***Mr D*** 28-06-2007 13:08

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I think thats a wonderfull Idea.

Royboy39 28-06-2007 13:13

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I would hope that the instructions for compliance is delivered in several languages

panther 28-06-2007 13:26

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lol, they should do that here, but still fine people as well!

andrewb 28-06-2007 13:44

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Sounds like a good idea. Maybe we should all headover to braintree and stake out the bins. We could do it strategicly and share the profits! ;)

WillowTheWhisp 28-06-2007 15:43

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It's a novel idea. Maybe it will help.

garinda 28-06-2007 16:07

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I'm more for using the sick, than giving them a golden carrot.

yerself 28-06-2007 16:20

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Originally Posted by garinda
I'm more for using the sick,

What are you going to use them for ? I thought slavery had been abolished. Shame on you, exploiting the ailing and afflicted.:D

garinda 28-06-2007 16:26

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Originally Posted by yerself (Post 441195)
What are you going to use them for ? I thought slavery had been abolished. Shame on you, exploiting the ailing and afflicted.:D

I'd use the stick on anyone I saw dropping litter.:rolleyes:

Royboy39 28-06-2007 16:31

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 441191)
I'm more for using the sick, than giving them a golden carrot.

I'm glad you clarified that before all hell let loose
I mean Stick not sick?

garinda 28-06-2007 16:34

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Lol, I think some of the sick should be given some stick, and made to pick up litter.:D

katex 28-06-2007 18:07

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Heard a little of this at lunch-time Less, won't actually be a golden bin, a different normal bin will be chosen periodically, and council workers will lurk in the shadows and the bushes and the lucky person (say No.3)who drops litter into it will be awarded, on the spot, a £10 gift voucher ! (didn't say for where). Tried to work out if it were April 1st or some sort of joker's day, but absolutely true. ! How that council spokeswoman interviewed kept her voice on one key amazed me.

'Course all the usual arguments came up like 'people should not be rewarded for what they should be doing in the first place' etc., but, well, could help with very little outlay.

Just the scenario that made me laugh .. putting your litter in a bin and wondering if anybody is going to pounce.

:ninja8::ninja8:

lindsay ormerod 28-06-2007 19:32

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Wonder how many " lurking" council workers get reported for hanging round in bushes in parks behaving suspiciously ?

katex 28-06-2007 19:38

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Originally Posted by lindsay ormerod (Post 441293)
Wonder how many " lurking" council workers get reported for hanging round in bushes in parks behaving suspiciously ?

LOL lindsay, they are confident though that they will not be spotted .. :rolleyes:

Ianto.W. 28-06-2007 19:46

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Great idea, it's high time the Councils started rewarding the good recyclers and litter concious people, instead of concentrating on the offenders. This idea can only do good, 10 out of 10 for whoever thought it up.


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