There has been a promise of higher recycling for little or no effort with no political implications? It is a power and control thing? WE all know that they would be more successful if they  concentrated their efforts where information and education and/or solutions or fines and court proceedings are needed. Were they clever enough to include in the contract for any info that they crews have on this to be followed up on?  Or is this just a tick-box collection? Waste arisings are still supposed to be declining so maybe they're afraid that there won't be anything worth having? Wheelies still don't do the sorting for you and they do take some looking after! Isn't there still talk of banning food waste from landfill... The less that you make the easier it is to deal with!

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Wheelie Bin Collections	03/01/15 18:17:00	Alex Marshall
Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	03/01/15 19:31:00	Jenn Irvine
Re:Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	04/01/15 02:13:00	Chris Blackwell
Re:Re:Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	08/01/15 10:48:00	Rima Jones
Re:Re:Re:Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	28/01/15 11:22:00	Philippa Bond
Wheelie bins later?	28/01/15 17:15:00	Ken Munn
Re:Wheelie bins later?	28/01/15 22:16:00	Steve Taylor
Re:Re:Wheelie bins later?	28/01/15 22:36:00	Rima Jones
Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	29/01/15 12:13:00	Alison Neary
Re:Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	29/01/15 12:22:00	Dan Murphy
Re:Re:Wheelie Bin Collections	29/01/15 12:37:00	Ken Munn

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