Residents of Wyre: Replace Bottle Crates with Standard Wheelie Bin
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Gillian Hamer
9 years ago
Please replace the green boxes with brown bins - FY5 1DB
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Kenny walker
9 years ago
Yes I agree and had to search for my empty create after it was emptied and the wind was blowing it up the street.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please replace the green boxes with brown bins. FY6 8AR
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Les corcoran
9 years ago
Replace our green boxes for a wheelie bin asap
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mrs beardmore
9 years ago
I compleatly agree many times the residents on our street majority of those alot older in age are out picking up all the bottles etc when it's been really windy from around the street.
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Laura Ward
9 years ago
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Terrible idea to have a box instead of a bin. 1 they are not big enough 2 they can't stand up to wind 3 the lids are pointless
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Nicole Haslam
9 years ago
I whole heartedly agree with this. I am fed up of bottles and cans blowing down the street every fortnight.
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Christine Caswell
9 years ago
A bin would be far better. I'm sick of picking up bottles when it's windy and the bin men don't take them if not in the box! Leaving the road scattered with bottles
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Vic Hudson
9 years ago
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Carrying 2 weeks bottles, cans and plastic down a long driveway is ridiculous at my age. We live in one of the windiest places in England and invariably on recycling day boxes and their contents are strewn everywhere.
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Mark Harris
9 years ago
Green boxes too small and not fit for purpose.
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Christine Hartridge
9 years ago
Don't like all the plastics blowing around out of unsealed tubs
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Clare Cookney
9 years ago
The small boxes are heavy to lift, dirty, break/crack easily, blow away when empty. They don't hold an awful lot and with a big family can end up with a lot of boxes which in turn it a lot of bending, lifting and carrying or a lot of bags filled as boxes full
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Carole
9 years ago
We have 3 green boxes, all of the lids have broken, they are difficult to carry and store. A bin would be a much better option.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Having a bin in place of a box is the ideal solution. We currently have the box provided by the council and 2 addition boxes which we purchased ourselves. We are a family of 5 and 1 box is inadequate.
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Liana Westworth
9 years ago
I often have a bag full of recyclables next to the green box so a big bin makes sense
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Barbara Robinson
9 years ago
We find the green tubs too small for just two people.
Carrying them after wet weather causes drips out of the bottom.
The lids don't fit. We have a brick on each bin lid..
When putting them at the front with lids off, items blow away.
If lids are left on, they blow away.
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Ellen nelson
9 years ago
I have a lot of trouble picking the box's up as I have arthritis
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Hazel Faux
9 years ago
When I moved to Fleetwood in 2010 it was like stepping back in time. I came over from Oldham where they recycle nearly everything. Ok, I had a garden full of bins but that didn't bother me. Wyre were still using bin bags! I had 3 large wheelie bins (black-general, blue-paper, brown-glass/plastic/tinfoil) and a small green bin for compostable food waste. Its about time Wyre stepped into the 21st century!
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Suzanne symons
9 years ago
The green buckets are ridiculous, I had 3 back in 2015 , one of my neighbour stole 2 and my last one blew away last tues. Forcing me to order a new one.
Please replace the green boxes with brown bins - FY5 1DB
Yes I agree and had to search for my empty create after it was emptied and the wind was blowing it up the street.
Please replace the green boxes with brown bins. FY6 8AR
Replace our green boxes for a wheelie bin asap
I compleatly agree many times the residents on our street majority of those alot older in age are out picking up all the bottles etc when it's been really windy from around the street.
Fy67hy
Terrible idea to have a box instead of a bin. 1 they are not big enough 2 they can't stand up to wind 3 the lids are pointless
I whole heartedly agree with this. I am fed up of bottles and cans blowing down the street every fortnight.
A bin would be far better. I'm sick of picking up bottles when it's windy and the bin men don't take them if not in the box! Leaving the road scattered with bottles
Carrying 2 weeks bottles, cans and plastic down a long driveway is ridiculous at my age. We live in one of the windiest places in England and invariably on recycling day boxes and their contents are strewn everywhere.
Green boxes too small and not fit for purpose.
Don't like all the plastics blowing around out of unsealed tubs
The small boxes are heavy to lift, dirty, break/crack easily, blow away when empty. They don't hold an awful lot and with a big family can end up with a lot of boxes which in turn it a lot of bending, lifting and carrying or a lot of bags filled as boxes full
We have 3 green boxes, all of the lids have broken, they are difficult to carry and store. A bin would be a much better option.
Having a bin in place of a box is the ideal solution. We currently have the box provided by the council and 2 addition boxes which we purchased ourselves. We are a family of 5 and 1 box is inadequate.
I often have a bag full of recyclables next to the green box so a big bin makes sense
We find the green tubs too small for just two people. Carrying them after wet weather causes drips out of the bottom. The lids don't fit. We have a brick on each bin lid.. When putting them at the front with lids off, items blow away. If lids are left on, they blow away.
I have a lot of trouble picking the box's up as I have arthritis
When I moved to Fleetwood in 2010 it was like stepping back in time. I came over from Oldham where they recycle nearly everything. Ok, I had a garden full of bins but that didn't bother me. Wyre were still using bin bags! I had 3 large wheelie bins (black-general, blue-paper, brown-glass/plastic/tinfoil) and a small green bin for compostable food waste. Its about time Wyre stepped into the 21st century!
The green buckets are ridiculous, I had 3 back in 2015 , one of my neighbour stole 2 and my last one blew away last tues. Forcing me to order a new one.