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Originally Posted by martyh
I have mixed feelings about this .On one hand we do pay council tax and a portion of which is for household rubbish removal ,bulky waste such as sofas ,fridges ect are usually charged anyway if the council come and pick them up ,i think some councils allow 3 pickups a year then charge .The question is should we expect the council to collect or dispose of settees fridges ect free of charge ,i don't think those sort of items can be classed as every day household waste so i think they have a case for charging
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They pick them up free of charge because they know that people will just leave them out on the street otherwise.
most tips are recycling. all the stuff is sorted into seperate materials.
there's 3 options.
1- close the sites make people redundant and watch all the rubbish pile up all over the place.
2- make your money and charge people, but don't expect people to sort the stuff.
3- carry on as you were, and stop coming up with money making schemes at the expense of the council tax payer all the time.
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Originally Posted by martyh
no gary ,because i am over 10  |
I'm over 30 and I do it
