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Mick 11-02-2011 07:22

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They have just been round to empty our Blue sack, Blue Box and white sack.
But just noticed they have changed the wagons they used to be green and silver with 3 side loading compartments for the 3 separate items now they are all red with rear loading 2 compartments so whats the point in separating things out

garinda 11-02-2011 07:50

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 882289)
Not very nice, if he planned to take credit he wouldn't have mentioned it now, AccyWeb has a long memory no matter which party has control, (haven't you Rindy?).

Yes, I am the AW archivist.

Otherwise known as the sad old elephant, who remembers what was said in every thread, going back to the big bang, when Accy Web was created.

All posts can be resurrected at anytime, and may be used in evidence against you.

:D

garinda 11-02-2011 07:54

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 882292)
so why do Blackburn with Darwen put all their recycling things in one huge bin then?

Because someone else will have to sort your rubbish, there'll be greater costs involved.

Having to sort our own recycling in Hyndburn saves money.

Ken Moss 11-02-2011 08:06

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 882383)
They have just been round to empty our Blue sack, Blue Box and white sack.
But just noticed they have changed the wagons they used to be green and silver with 3 side loading compartments for the 3 separate items now they are all red with rear loading 2 compartments so whats the point in separating things out

I'll get a statement from the Waste Management department then we can sort out how recycling collection is separated. However it is organised it will be the most efficient system available as the officers who run the department are continually looking at ways of improving things.

I find it highly unlikely that they will be using a system which is more costly than it needs to be.

dam 11-02-2011 09:22

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 882292)
so why do Blackburn with Darwen put all their recycling things in one huge bin then?


like i said surely this is a cheaper option rather than buying a FLEET of recycling wagons

Ken Moss 11-02-2011 09:30

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Originally Posted by dam (Post 882433)
like i said surely this is a cheaper option rather than buying a FLEET of recycling wagons

Why not submit a paper on it, detailing full costings and comparing the current system with the overall advantageous benefits of spending thousands on a new system which we cannot currently afford? It isn't quite a simple as reusing the same trucks as the household waste, there are many other cost implications but no doubt you have already anticipated this and have financial offset variances in order to compensate without massively increasing the waste budget and still meeting government targets.

Please feel free to let us know how you get on.

Less 11-02-2011 09:33

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 882440)
Why not submit a paper on it, detailing full costings and comparing the current system with the overall advantageous benefits of spending thousands on a new system which we cannot currently afford? It isn't quite a simple as reusing the same trucks as the household waste, there are many other cost implications but no doubt you have already anticipated this and have financial offset variances in order to compensate without massively increasing the waste budget and still meeting government targets.

Please feel free to let us know how you get on.

Spoken like a true politician, placing responsibilty well away from himself.
:)

Ken Moss 11-02-2011 09:36

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 882446)
Spoken like a true politician, placing responsibilty well away from himself.
:)

I believe the expression is

:thefinger

Less 11-02-2011 09:51

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 882440)
Why not submit a paper on it, detailing full costings and comparing the current system with the overall advantageous benefits of spending thousands on a new system which we cannot currently afford? It isn't quite a simple as reusing the same trucks as the household waste, there are many other cost implications but no doubt you have already anticipated this and have financial offset variances in order to compensate without massively increasing the waste budget and still meeting government targets.

Please feel free to let us know how you get on.

The above was a far more subtle way of telling someone to 'kiss off', than
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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 882448)
I believe the expression is

:thefinger

:D

jaysay 11-02-2011 09:53

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 882448)
I believe the expression is

:thefinger

Would seem your learning quicker than I thought Ken:D

dam 11-02-2011 11:23

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[quote=Ken Moss;882440]Why not submit a paper on it, detailing full costings and comparing the current system with the overall advantageous benefits of spending thousands on a new system which we cannot currently afford? It isn't quite a simple as reusing the same trucks as the household waste, there are many other cost implications but no doubt you have already anticipated this and have financial offset variances in order to compensate without massively increasing the waste budget and still meeting government targets.

no this is why asked!!

accyman 11-02-2011 12:03

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 882305)
Because they don't need to keep recycling police checking the bins employed just to make sure we haven't put an envelope with a window in their White sack.
But I know a town that does.

you had a visit off the gestapo as well then lol

when the gestapo visited me a few years ago i made a counter offer of them paying me £10 per hour as a council employee part time to wash out tins,jars and sort paper into the appropiate place to cover water meter charges,heated water , storage on my property and danger money handleing the sharp edges on tins.

yes i was taking the mick i tend to when somone thumps on my front door enquiring about my waste habbits in the morining but the gestapo been the gestapo didnt have a sense of humour and left in a huff and as of yet my offer has not been responded to :)

Less 11-02-2011 13:40

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 882507)
you had a visit off the gestapo as well then lol

Mine goes back a few years and is to do with fly tipping.
I lived in a gable end house, back alley ran along the side and behind the house.
Forever getting letters from them threatening, me.
But the worse one was when someone dumped a full set of wrought iron gates complete with the stand posts by the side of the house, they called at the door threatening retribution, I asked, where on this property would I be able to remove such items from just to dump them 2 yards away.
I think the case is still pending, I'll be lucky just to get a caution!
Job'sworths!

accyman 11-02-2011 15:47

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 882529)
But the worse one was when someone dumped a full set of wrought iron gates complete with the stand posts by the side of the house, they called at the door threatening retribution, I asked, where on this property would I be able to remove such items from just to dump them 2 yards away.

some would say your gob :D:D:D:D

Less 11-02-2011 16:02

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 882549)
some would say your gob :D:D:D:D

Hmmm, what you on?
Not your placid pills obviously, I wish you no ill but I do hope your bag splits at the most embarrassing moment and covers you in more than you attempted with that post.


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