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I have a couple of old shopping trolleys I want to throw out. But it's not a question of just leaving them out for the bin men - I might be accused of fly tipping or something. I don't think they accept loose items any more. Or do they?
Not urgent, but I'd like to get it sorted. Ideas?
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My local council have abandoned trolleys on their online report form. If you don't have that then fire off an email to your local councils switchboard.
I assume we're not talking about supermarket trolleys.
Going to depend on the local council. Can they be dismantled enough to fit in the rubbish bins? Do they come under large items, where for a fee the council will collect them? I used the local council scheme to get rid of an old mattress that had been replaced.
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