Where will the council save if most return bins?
I HAVE just signed the petition against the proposal to introduce the £40 brown bin "tax".
As a keen gardener, my brown bin is always full, year round, with non-compostable waste such as raspberry canes, hedge cuttings and perennial weeds.
If necessary, I will pay the £40 as that will be a cheaper for me than running to the tip twice a week.
I suspect most people will simply return their brown bin to the council.
Bissell's 8910E Aroma Pro is the ultimate in home cleaning giving you a machine that provides outstanding results when not just cleaning carpets but stairs and upholstery too.
Terms: Limited Stock Offer . FREE Delivery to most UK postcodes.
Contact: 01664 491439
Valid until: Tuesday, May 28 2013
Quite frankly, I cannot understand where the council expects to make any saving.
If only a small number of people keep their bins, the council is still obliged to empty them and must provide the employees and equipment to do so.
I really do not think the council has thought this through and should listen to the people of Derby.
Peter J Newton
Bradmoor Grove
Chellaston
Comments