anyone know how to get in touch with teh bin men over teh holidays - Page 3

cashman · 29-12-2009, 19:01

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Originally Posted by Neil

Do you not have you calendar with the dates on? Mine said today and it went today, a lot later than usual though for some reason. I think it may have been a different crew as the bins were left in different places than usual.

My calendar says jan 8th, last collection was dec 18th, that is un-acceptable by the planning ******* in my book.

ossylass · 29-12-2009, 19:15

Rindy - I live near you and my bin was emptied on Monday - the bin-waggon came down the back of Albert Street and Union Road atabout 11:45a.m. Perhaps they were being selective

Bernard Dawson · 29-12-2009, 19:25

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Originally Posted by cashman

My calendar says jan 8th, last collection was dec 18th, that is un-acceptable by the planning ******* in my book.

Cashy, would your bin be normally emptied on Friday 1st Jan. If it is then they should be emptying them on the Saturday 2nd Jan. That's according to my information anyway.

cashman · 29-12-2009, 19:26

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson

Cashy, would your bin be normally emptied on Friday 1st Jan. If it is then they should be emptying them on the Saturday 2nd Jan. That's according to my information anyway.

yeh it has the cans etc down fer then not wheely bin bernard.

garinda · 29-12-2009, 19:32

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Originally Posted by ossylass

Rindy - I live near you and my bin was emptied on Monday - the bin-waggon came down the back of Albert Street and Union Road atabout 11:45a.m. Perhaps they were being selective

It's even odder then, as they've been in the area, and only done selected areas.

Bernard Dawson · 29-12-2009, 19:38

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Originally Posted by cashman

yeh it has the cans etc down fer then not wheely bin bernard.

The bumph have got says recyclable and none recyclable materials on that day.

They don't tend to leave people without a bin collection for three weeks.

katex · 29-12-2009, 20:02

Cashy, if you had read your calendar correctly, they were making an earlier domestic rubbish collection on your road on Saturday, 19th December.
The recycling was December 18th. Next one for domestic rubbish is, as you said 8th January. Ok .. nearly 3 weeks for domestic rubbish . you drew the short straw. Re-cycling collection for you is Jan. 2nd.

Anyway, don't forget the Christmas tree collections :

http://www.hyndburnbc.gov.uk/downloa...use_Ad_web.pdf

This is interesting too :

'We will help you to manage
your household waste by removing up to a further two sacks of non-recyclable
waste on your first collection day of the New Year only.'

turkishdelight · 29-12-2009, 21:55

Will the bin collections ever return to weekly anyone have any information on this issue.

katex · 29-12-2009, 22:53

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Originally Posted by turkishdelight

Will the bin collections ever return to weekly anyone have any information on this issue.

It is weekly in a way TD .. just different type rubbish fortnightly.

I really don't think that HBC will be looking at all rubbish collections weekly .. anyway, I think this works for now .. all dependent on what type of equipment we have at the tips which costs money, which, in turn, puts up your council tax.

cashman · 29-12-2009, 23:06

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Originally Posted by Bernard Dawson

The bumph have got says recyclable and none recyclable materials on that day.

They don't tend to leave people without a bin collection for three weeks.

will put recycle out also on jan 2nd n see what happens? calender is incorrect if thats the case.

cashman · 29-12-2009, 23:08

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Originally Posted by turkishdelight

Will the bin collections ever return to weekly anyone have any information on this issue.

Probably the guy born on christmas day 2009 yrs ago will return first.

Bernard Dawson · 30-12-2009, 00:08

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Originally Posted by turkishdelight

Will the bin collections ever return to weekly anyone have any information on this issue.

I think it's unlikely here in Hyndburn. A couple of Local Authority's in Lancashire have gone back to a weekly collection. But the majority are on fortnightly collections.

The whole emphasis now is on recycling.

cashman · 30-12-2009, 00:16

Woman in court after fly-tipper dumps her refuse - News - Accrington Observer - seems to me the emphasis is on prosecuting easy targets.

Boeing Guy · 30-12-2009, 09:37

Less, I may be a overpaid coach driver, But...... There are terrorists who would love to blow my plane up. I don't recall a bin man going to work and his wife wondering if he will be killed. If I make a mistake at work I can kill at least 200 people. I think I deserve the money I get.
Yes it is not as much manual labour as a Bin Man, but that said a Boeing is still pretty heavy and if you lose the Hydraulics you have to no power helping you love the controls, Which wth a 70 tonne aircraft travelling at 5°° Mph is pretty dammed stressful.
I don't wish the bin men any harm. Merry Christmas

jaysay · 30-12-2009, 09:54

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Originally Posted by garinda

It's even odder then, as they've been in the area, and only done selected areas.

Maybe some bin men read accy web Rindi