nudge nudge wink wink.......
those with an interest in this post have a butchers at the Highways ACTS
IF it a very dirty car and muck in water washed onto highway then.......".yer nicked get in my motor son......."
dvd
Well its not relevant round these parts according to one council employee. A couple of years ago a Wheely Bin washing chap started to visit our street immediately following the bin wagon. Before anyone goes down the usual route some on this forum follow I will confim its not a foreign national, its a local chap with a tranny and a jet wash. Since I have a life I don't give a monkeys about the bin, its for putting rubbish in, I don't live in the fekking thing so it can stay dirty. Anyway, when he had washed a bing he upturned it and dumpted the contents on the road and drove onto the next part of the street. Next door but one to us there was a large pile in the gutter when he had done about 5 bins.
So I rang the council and the person I spoke to told me it was no difference to washing my car on the street. To say I was not happy is an understatement, asked him when he had last washed dog poo bags etc off his car, took his name and e-mailed the director responsible for bins etc. Within 10 minutes got a call back asking me to tell him exactly what was happening, when and the name of the company. Turns out they had been issued with a notice in another part of the district and simply moved area. Pretty sure the council closed them down.
The local coalman recently set up cleaning bins, not much coal to sell these days. He collects all the rubbish and puts it ina bin in the back of the van but it still leaves some mess and I personally think it constitutes a small health hazard. Being comunity spirited I will let someone else complain this time. We moved out anyway.
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