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I live in a multi dwelling property of 8 people (2 houses put into together in 8 flats) and the local council has only provided 4 small bins and said that is adequate disposal for our waste, and they are refusing to rectify the situation. I've spoken to other flats down the street who have the right amount of bins (one per property) provided for free.
Any help where I stand with this would be appreciated, as they are refusing to do anything else unless we pay for them.
Makes sense but my point is every other building down the street has one per property (even in multi dwellings) so I'm at a loss here about why ours is any different
After a very strongly worded email about taking this further, I came home on friday to find the correct amount of bins outside our building and an apologetic email from the local council admitting they were in the wrong.
I'm not sure why it seems such a victory when we manage to force our public servants to actually carry out the work they are paid (our taxes) to do - but for some reason that seems to be the way things have turned out!
Local council / Waste disposal
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