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Restore weekly black bin collection in East Cambs

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Andrew M Mynott Verified
2 months ago Featured

Fortnightly refuse collections are creating unacceptable hygiene risks for residents. We urgently need weekly collections restored. Two‑week gaps lead to increased vermin, foul odours, and unhealthy living conditions in homes, gardens, and on our streets. We call on the council to reinstate weekly refuse collection to protect public health and maintain a clean local environment

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Christine Cooper Verified
2 months ago

Because of the smell and flys.

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David Knock Verified
2 months ago

Bring back the black bags

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Pete Easey Verified
2 months ago Featured

The food caddy’s are shockingly bad - we’ve stopped using them as the lids don’t fit inviting flies galore. Health hazard. Black bins stink after a week they need collecting weekly. If the council thinks this is an upgrade then they are sorely wrong.

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Alina Alba Verified
2 months ago

I don’t want a filthy street full of rubbish and maggots.

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Charles Faulkner Verified
2 months ago Featured

The new waste collections in East Cambs are falling apart. Collectors have been seen taking the black bags out of the bins, and dumping them on the footpath for the lorries to collect. The food waste bins don't close correctly, so you get mould and flies in them... The whole thing is pathetic.

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Alyson Taylor -Gray Verified
2 months ago

It’s chaos , it’s not working

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Margaret F Verified
3 months ago Featured

During this heatwave the uncollected rubbish is smelling up the neighbourhood and is so unhygienic. Our council tax payments should include weekly rubbish collection! This has potential to be a public health problem.

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DeeDee Doke Verified
3 months ago

Collecting black bins/bags every two weeks is not an improvement; it is a degradation of service.