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<div id="home-data">We like good news here at BritishBins. Always focussing on the positive. And with great products and prices…hold on, before we go in to a full sales pitch mode… we’ll take our look into the weird and wonderful world of wheelie bins to celebrate the good, the bad and the ugly.  <br>Birmingham seems to throw up a number of wheelie bin stories and all fairly bizarre.  The latest, which in fact is actually a non story,  involved a local resident who’s garden and bins were set alight six times while he was on holiday.  He had to cut short his holiday.  That’s pretty much it. Maybe there’s not much news to report up there.<br>From Birmingham to Australia the Southern Gazette community reports from Oz that they were recently donated a stack of papers from the 1980’s.  In one of the donated papers there was a story about how Perth were trialling wheelie bins. That’s nearly forty years ago now.  Can you believe that four decades later there are still councils in the UK that collect bin bags or use old fashioned dustbins rather then wheelie bins, with little having changed much since the Victorian era except horse for refuse truck.  Legal action from refuse collectors up and down the country with herniated discs and dodgy necks won’t be far off I’m predicting much like the PPI fiasco. <br>A librarian commenting on the donation said “There seems to be a pattern, people have been complaining about the same thing over the years. Nothing much changed, the same stories are being written about rates, taxes and roads.” I guess it’s a good thing that the papers aren’t full of plagues and nuclear wars, just wheelie bin trials and fires. That’s progress.<br>From Australia to Grimsby, The Grimsby Telegraph are reflecting on the local elections last week which didn’t turn out too well for the conservative party. Apart from in Grimsby where the conservatives seized five seats to gain overall control of North East Lincolnshire Council for the first time in its history.  The paper set out a list of things for the new council to do. The top five included something about a roundabout not being round enough or in the wrong place and then the age old problem of councils and their collections and recycling of waste. <br>The paper claim that the rubbish issue was “undoubtedly” a deciding factor in helping to swing the election.  Not sure how they worked that out.  Grimsby’s three box collection system is due to end as it’s apparently universally hated by residents. This news was greeted with joy by 80 per cent of Telegraphs readers. That still leaves 20 per cent not as joyful and possibly slightly perturbed. <br>Irate residents were fed up with their rubbish being blown half way down the street when they put containers out (ironically creating more work for the cash strapped council and their waste collection department.)  This could explain why North East Lincolnshire has one of the lowest recycling rates in the country and busiest litter collectors in town!. <br>They were also up in arms about the 500 extra tonnes of rubbish that was generated over Christmas that was left to rot and not collected for ages. Funnily enough, the council instead of trying to defend itself, pass the buck and point their finger at someone else just gave up, waved the white flag and said they were unable to cope.  Hard to predict this Christmas thing , falling at random point in time every year and thus be prepared; is a legitimate defence. So the Telegraphs manifesto for the incoming party is to take the issue of waste collection seriously and commit to replacing the recycling boxes with wheelie bins.  We’ve already forwarded our number to them. <br>Sticking with the Grimsby Telegraph, another item on their agenda was getting rid of the litter wardens, claiming they want tidy streets but not at the expense of being locked up or fined.  The company they used even went so far as to film residents, falsely accuse them, chase them into Dr’s surgeries and stalk people in cars for simply smoking. With the power to issue £100 on the spot fines it was no joke. Former wardens spilled the beans on how underhand tactics were encouraged and how they were told to target smokers. The enforcement company the council uses had already been sacked by eight other councils for their over exuberant approach to litter enforcement.  Would have been interesting to have been a fly on the wall in the initial talks between the enforcement company and the council. Probably went something along the lines of…You’ll fine people £100? great, that will go down well, and the more people you fine the more money you make but you promise to do this in a polite non harassing way?, ok great , when can you start.   <br>Focussing on Grimsby for this news round up highlights issues on a very local level that are representative of what’s happening across councils up and down the country. Waste collection and recycling is one of those things that people don’t really notice and that’s how it should be, until it goes wrong! When there’s litter pilled up and rotting in streets it becomes an issue and in the case of Grimsby can make or break a local election. Reminder to the new council is to get the basic right and don’t cut costs in areas which could come back and bite you somewhere quite painful. With all councils under financial pressures cuts are usually made to waste collection services.  That’s fine until things go wrong then its then very hard to make right without digging deep into already empty pockets and spending more to find a solution.  <br>So there we have it another news round up in the wheelie bin world.  If you have spotted any stories that caught your attention we would love to hear from you.  We will be compiling an all time top ten list of bizarre uses of wheelie bins and wheelie bins stories in the next few months, if you have anything to contribute let us know and we’ll see if it makes the top ten!. <br></div>
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