I can't find any section to report fly tipping

[User482]

He's got a third hand?

I don't know, but rumours of his exploits did sound somewhat physiologically improbable.

 

[mcshroom]

Kiwi's have three hands

Where do they keep them?

 

[swansonj]

I am sweetness and light itself... when it matters. My golden tongue can charm the most recalcitrant commissioner.

As for dealing with you lot... pfftt!

Err... so you are politeness personified to people with power, and contemptuous of people who don't matter? I'm not sure you're actually helping your cause here....

 

[Accy cyclist]

I think you overestimate the impact your posts have. They don't make me (or anyone else I suspect) mad... they just make me feel sorry that you have so little in your life you go to such lengths to give the council 'what for'.

As for getting a job, I have one thanks.

If they'd took the bloody things away in the first place instead of leaving them for someone else to move this thread wouldn't be happening.

 

[Accy cyclist]

But you didn't have to move them, did you? You only did it to try and spite them...

This thread says more about you than the council.

There was no way they were going to remove them. They'd still be there if i hadn't put them in a place where they were to be seen by all. They council wouldn't move them till a week on Monday at the earliest The cats would rip into them and the mess would be all over the back street. If you're prepared to live with rubbish so be it but i'm not.

 

[winjim]

Have you considered the possibility that the fault lies not with the council contractors, who are not allowed to take the bags, but with whoever left them there in the first place, who should be aware that they will not be taken? It's your neighbours you should be annoyed with.

 

[Rezillo]

If you don't get on with your neighbours, you could have shopped them:

http://www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk/site/scripts/documents_info.php?documentID=710&pageNumber=1

http://www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk/downloads/30214_Fixed_Penalty_Leaflet_3_.pdf

"It is an offence to put unauthorised refuse bags out for collection. All your non recyclable waste MUST be presented inside your grey wheeled bin. You MUST NOT place your household waste in another residents wheeled bin or litter bin. The Council can issue residents with a fixed penalty notice for presenting unauthorised refuse bags or not taking your wheeled bin back in after collection".

Language is a bit OTT but it's clear enough.

 

[Accy cyclist]

What a load of post hoc rationalisation bollocks...

I suggest a little more tonic with the next one .

 

[Pale Rider]

The binmen around here have been grumpy, or at least uncommunicative, on the few occasions I have spoken to them.

I occasionally hear them coming so nip out to my back yard to hand deliver my wheelie bin to the wagon in the back lane.

Most times the binmen take it from me without a word, despite me saying 'please' and 'thank you'.

The response to fly tipping in the back lane is better - a phone call to the council usually has it sorted within a day or two.

I suspect indicating the waste may be a hazard to public health - rotting food, broken bottles etc - will see it shifted quicker than if the waste is only an obstruction, such as an armchair.

 

[potsy]

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...s/video-cctv-student-dumping-rubbish-10325775

 

[ianrauk]

Our bin men are very pleasant and helpful.

We've got really friendly, helpful, bin men round our way.

Yep, ours too.
They all know Little H's name as he like's to chat to them and watch as they put the rubbish in.

 

[MontyVeda]

Our binmen often leave bins unemptied. Our students, whilst being really clever and studying hard for their degrees can't seem to work out that metal, glass and plastics all go in one bin (yellow lid), and the paper & card goes in the other (red lid).... good luck with that degree!