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Read MoreIt was only last month that we posted a rat-related bin blog, which looked at a snake owner who wanted an extra wheelie bin specifically for rodent carcasses...
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Read MoreJust when we thought wheelie bins couldn’t get any more awesome, we only go and stumble across the Thoona Wheelie Bin Championships!
Read MoreYou’re the local council. Part of your responsibility to residents is waste management and recycling facilities. You encourage them to recycle, prevent litter, help with composting by using a food caddy, and keep streets tidy by removing their wheelie bins from the pavement after emptying. That last one is a bugbear for many residents, as they see wheelies left out overnight as an annoyance, an eyesore and a potential obstruction. But how do you make looking after your wheelie bin fun? That’s a tough one.
Read MoreWheelie bin controversies have been all the rage in the UK this year. Questions of affordability, theft and effectiveness have swirled around the rubbish industry, but a new shortage in Brighton and Hove puts a new twist on the controversies by highlighting the simple pragmatic problem that many councils don't have the budget or the means to supply everyone with wheelie bins in the immediate future.
Read MoreThe idea of pristine, streamlined houses lining a community road can be both nostalgic and comforting, but unfortunately this sight is no longer like the movies. Wheelie bins line the sidewalks and alleys of businesses, leaving them looking unsightly and unorganised, according to MP Eric Pickles. Eric Pickles has raised his voice to speak for the people against these eyesores.
Read MoreSingle stream recycling is a single-sort recycling collection system. Many collection agencies in the UK and all across the United States are using this system to simplify their recycling bin collection process. Residents can place a mixture of recyclable goods into their recycling bins instead of having to separate them as in the past. All items collected will then be sorted at a Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) for reuse. Councils across the UK are hoping that single stream recycling will encourage residents to recycle more goods.
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