Holiday Catch Up Abandoned


After the Christmas and New Year Bank Holidays, the waste and recycling contractor were trying to catch up back to their normal schedule. But given the added problem of the weather that appears to be out of the question now. So rather than confuse matters further they will return directly to non-holiday collection days. That was meant to start, yesterday, Monday 11th, but Health and Safety ruled that out, so maybe Tuesday.

For the full low down see http://www.whitehorsedc.gov.uk/ press releases.

The image above will soon be a thing of the past. Where lots of houses have the same drop off point, the mountains of black bags will give way to …

wheelie bin parks.

6 thoughts on “Holiday Catch Up Abandoned

  1. Anonymous

    I see your point but some people have not had any collections since before Xmas!!!!
    Health and Safety becomes Environmental Safety when they start rotting!
    There are other ways of being prepared, not just by having dozens of trucks in storage! What happened to the salt bins that most towns have just in case!?!

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  2. Anonymous

    To be fair a few stops for a few bags and wheelie bins here and there isnt the same as driving and walking around housing estates is it? I should think in those parts of germany and poland they are better prepared for this kind of weather but i think the likes of you would be screeming if the council had dozens of trucks sat in a shed that hadnt moved for 15 years and had to be scrapped because oh well we might of had some bad weather but we didnt!

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  3. Anonymous

    Funny how Veolia, the waste contractor,
    was able to be out and about last Saturday picking up commercial waste !

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  4. Anonymous

    Do you think the authorities in Germany, Poland and the like have stinking piles of rubbish waiting and waiting because of Health & Safety rulings!… Life goes on..even with a bit of snow!!!!!

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  5. John

    I believed the website so brought my bins back in(twice!). Then they came around!(this SUNDAY morning at 6.50am. for the green bin also -is nothing sacred?)

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