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Bonnyboy

11-07-2008 20:25

Re: domestic waste removal?

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Originally Posted by ossylass (Post 605421)

I have just tried, yet again to get a green bin for my garden waste, but was told there are none in my area - regardless of the fact that I have a large garden with several trees and shrubs. I was told that I could fill up to six bags per month, which would be collected, but it's not easy trying to get twigs and rosecuttings into a plastic sack!

Why not composte it. They were doing free composters the year before last I think. They may still do I dont know. Unfortunately I found out about the freebies a few days after I bought my own.

Just a thought. :)

ossylass

12-07-2008 15:07

Re: domestic waste removal?

I already have two compost bins, they are both full - and I have a compost heap, it's like a jungle out there!

WillowTheWhisp

12-07-2008 16:11

Re: domestic waste removal?

Are you one of those people the council claim doesn't have a garden when you can see plants and shrubs and grass outside your window?

ossylass

13-07-2008 20:39

Re: domestic waste removal?

That's right, Willow, I have a large magnolia tree, 2 apple, 3 cherry and one pear tree and loads of raspberry canes - not to mention shrubs and flowers- which all need cutting back every year and yet I can't have a green bin!

accyman

17-07-2008 04:47

Re: domestic waste removal?

there are areas with very small gardens or just a small rear garden in ossy that are declared garden areas yet people in accrington who have front back and side gardens are not classed as garden areas so dont qualify for a bin , a lot of these houses in accrington were built by the council so they know damn well they have gardens but are at the lower end of the council tax bill unlike the more posher houses in ossy

someone sure looks after the wealthier up the posher part of ossy , could it possibly be a tory councilor wanting to keep his voters happy

nah thats just silly whos ever heard of tories only looking after the better off people that could never be the case :rolleyes:

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