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Re-cycling
  • JasonJason November 2011
    Posts: 1,733
    And so it seems that I am in good company in overlooking the public sector strike and the usual Wednesday removal of re-cycling. Black bin bags have gone (out-sourced?) but not garden waste or plastics.

    Who wants to build a giant model of the PM down at the Quay made out thorn bushes and stale milk containers?
  • SimonSimon November 2011
    Posts: 578
    I'm unsure whether to leave my garden waste sacks out  in the hope they will catch up with their rounds tomorrow, or put them away again for two weeks.
  • DelennDelenn November 2011
    Posts: 27
    Well, top marks up here at the top of the village. Both our rubbish and recycling went.

    Not sure it was outsourced - was certainly the usual lorries here.

    So, thanks to whoever it was who did the rubbish collections.
  • MarikaMarika November 2011
    Posts: 811
    Who wants to build a giant model of the PM down at the Quay?

    Oh gosh - was it him behind all this then? I think we should have been told... :D
  • MottzaMottza December 2011
    Posts: 396
    Rubbish and plastics were collected up here.
  • dud5ersdud5ers December 2011
    Posts: 78
    Plastic still waiting here, very wet and soggy now. One bag has blown into my neighbours' and I can't reach it so it will have to wait.
  • Jeanniepc2Jeanniepc2 December 2011
    Posts: 35
    According to the CBC plastics and garden rubbish will be picked up on the 14th... so, basically store it!!!!
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