Is this just a mistake, why have the council installed a litter bin at the top of JRW I thought we needed more dog poo bins...
Is this just a mistake, why have the council installed a litter bin at the top of JRW I thought we needed more dog poo bins or is this an on going project.
Submitted by Web Monkey on Mon, 2010/03/29 - 14:28.
I don't know about litter or dog poo bins, but if the glass keeps on getting broken the way it is, there's going to be a lynching (joke - before I get arrested).
My understanding was, it was dog poo bins that were going in. Thats what we'd discussed at the last residents meeting just after Christmas.
Have thought of a possible advantage of the new location of the bin, perhaps the kids who play footie in the dark on the road up here, may now use the rubbish bin instead of the floor and it blowing all over the gardens of the people who happen to live at the top of the estate. Mind you that will only work if the kids have been brought up correctly to put rubbish in the bins and not throw it on the floor! I am sure when I was younger there used to be tv advers about "litter droppers."
I do agree thought that extra "dog bins" would also be an advantage again near the location of the new rubbish bin.
Let's hope that the council are a little more efficient at emptying bins than they are at gritting, otherwise my garden "rubbish" plants will be overtaking normal garden plants.
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I don't know about litter or dog poo bins, but if the glass keeps on getting broken the way it is, there's going to be a lynching (joke - before I get arrested).
My understanding was, it was dog poo bins that were going in. Thats what we'd discussed at the last residents meeting just after Christmas.
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Have thought of a possible advantage of the new location of the bin, perhaps the kids who play footie in the dark on the road up here, may now use the rubbish bin instead of the floor and it blowing all over the gardens of the people who happen to live at the top of the estate. Mind you that will only work if the kids have been brought up correctly to put rubbish in the bins and not throw it on the floor! I am sure when I was younger there used to be tv advers about "litter droppers."
I do agree thought that extra "dog bins" would also be an advantage again near the location of the new rubbish bin.
Let's hope that the council are a little more efficient at emptying bins than they are at gritting, otherwise my garden "rubbish" plants will be overtaking normal garden plants.
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