Since this contract must be to bring the boroughs in the WLWA into line with each other you are less likely to get takers from people in WLWA boroughs.  However what about people in Hammersmith & Fulham?  They have just had a consultation and have decided to keep to a weekly collection.  They allow their residents protect their rubbish in an ordinary dustbin or a small wheelie and don't use the big wheelie lifting lorries.  How about advertising there?  They have a neighbournet website and freecycle. Mind you there are some Councils who have gone back to other collections...  presumably as they found that the marketing didn't live up to the reality.  Statistics can be massaged or tortured.  If they don't make the promised savings - can they claim back the consultancy fees??

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 11:15:00	Elizabeth Ross
Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 11:23:00	David Marles
Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 11:44:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 17:48:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 18:52:00	Anna Beck
Re:Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 19:37:00	Carl Wynne
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 20:16:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 20:22:00	Elizabeth Ross
WBs update. The indecision continues	05/12/15 20:36:00	John Todd
Re:WBs update. The indecision continues	09/12/15 10:39:00	Rima Jones
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	05/12/15 20:38:00	Claire Moran
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Old rubbish bins	06/12/15 09:09:00	Philippa Bond

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