... or maybe it's the thin end of the wedge. Communal rubbish bins have arrived in many of Hove's streets - this means collections of household waste from outside individual houses are a thing of the past. You now have to take your rubbish (after removing paper/glass/cans for recycling, of course) out along the street and put it one of these giant containers which are emptied every day. My block still has the old-style small bins which get emptied once a week.
Monday, 6 July 2009
The shape of things to come ...
... or maybe it's the thin end of the wedge. Communal rubbish bins have arrived in many of Hove's streets - this means collections of household waste from outside individual houses are a thing of the past. You now have to take your rubbish (after removing paper/glass/cans for recycling, of course) out along the street and put it one of these giant containers which are emptied every day. My block still has the old-style small bins which get emptied once a week.
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Well might be less rubbish on the streets. London's streets always seem to have rubbish on them
It gets worse with these monster bins - i'd best stop before i produce a rant
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