I didn't hear that it was either.  People everywhere have to take some responsibility for the waste they make and many will be taking their separated dry recycling and other bulky waste which is easier for them to deal with direct to recycling sites.  Birmingham is way behind a lot of the UK in not having a food waste collection which will mean a lot of their residual waste will be horribly wet and smelly.  Hopefully they will get it up and running soon - as just like Wandsworth they will be getting the money from Defra to set it up.

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Topic	Date Posted	Posted By
The Birmingham Bin Strike	02/04/25 12:19:00	Martine Guy
Re:The Birmingham Bin Strike	02/04/25 13:13:00	Andy Pike
Reply	02/04/25 13:42:00	Martine Guy
Re:The Birmingham Bin Strike	02/04/25 14:33:00	John Hawkes
Reply	02/04/25 15:01:00	Sue Hammond
Reply	02/04/25 18:41:00	Martine Guy
Re:Reply	03/04/25 07:58:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Reply	03/04/25 10:30:00	Barbara Stevens
Re:The Birmingham Bin Strike	03/04/25 22:22:00	Philippa Bond
Reply	20/04/25 13:19:00	Martine Guy
Re:Reply	20/04/25 14:57:00	Andy Pike
Re:Re:Reply	20/04/25 15:29:00	Ed Robinson
Re:Re:Re:Reply	20/04/25 17:14:00	Andy Pike
Reply	20/04/25 17:44:00	Sue Hammond
Re:Reply	21/04/25 01:37:00	Ed Robinson
Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply	20/04/25 17:48:00	Ed Robinson
Reply	20/04/25 17:39:00	Michael Ixer
Re:Reply	21/04/25 11:01:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Reply	21/04/25 11:34:00	John Hawkes
Birmingham bin strikes clean-up could cost over £200m - Sky News	21/04/25 13:05:00	Ed Robinson
Re:Birmingham bin strikes clean-up could cost over £200m - Sky News	21/04/25 13:19:00	Philippa Bond
Reply	21/04/25 16:54:00	Michael Ixer
Re:Reply	22/04/25 13:01:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Reply	22/04/25 13:32:00	Andy Pike
Re:Re:Re:Reply	22/04/25 14:33:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply	22/04/25 14:47:00	Philippa Bond
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply	22/04/25 23:26:00	Ed Robinson
Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Reply	23/04/25 12:38:00	Philippa Bond

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