In my hometown of North Berwick East Lothian we only have small plastic boxes for our recycling & want to have wheelie bins for it instead, as the boxes fly away in the wind & North Berwick is a very windy area they are also not big enough to put all our recycling in.
This would be going to East Lothian Council
The wind keeps blowing our boxes down the street but this campaign is finally gaining real traction. Email your local council representative today to demand they switch us to secure wheelie bins.
Reached 100 supporters
January 14, 2020
44 Comments
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Morag Hepburn
6 years ago
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We do this in South Australia. It can be done in East Lothian if you have the depot to sort out the recycling. The wheelie bins are collected like the refuse ones. PS I still have a vote in UK.
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Alexandra Graham
6 years ago
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I fully support this request. The wind is a problem. The weight of carrying the boxes to the collection point is a problem. The covers are damaged - usually by cigarette burns - allowing water to add to the weight of the boxes. Recycling needs to be made the easy option for everyone.
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Shirley-Ann McEwan
6 years ago
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Being a corner house in a cul de sack I am fed up picking up other people's recycling on bad weather days which can be very often.
The small boxes we have in Musselburgh are not big enough, I have 3 each paper and plastic which takes up a lot of room, a wheelie bin would solve these problems
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Jacque Turner
6 years ago
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Where we are all trying to do our best to recycle as much as poss bigger wheelie bins certainly make more sense, and that the different lorry is in the area for outer lying properties it makes complete sense too. Most folk have four five or six boxes, longer for the guys to uplift that all the boxes
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Carolyn Walker
6 years ago
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My parents have bins in Trabroun. I have room for bins at my house. Having recently suffered from an injury bins would be easier as boxes pour water over your shoes and the lids disintegrate very quickly. It should be a matter of choice in a free society not dictated to. Bins I say for ease for difficult lifting please
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Yvonne Fairholm
6 years ago
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We live in rural North Berwick and the boxes are a hazard. Recently they had blown onto the main road and were hit by a car.
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Mavis Graham
6 years ago
It's ludicrous to use boxes....every windy day...and there. are many....the boxes are strewn over roads and pavements. Totally unsuitable for anyone with a disability.
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Sheila Purves
6 years ago
They are not any good could we get the same ones that Edinburgh got !!!
In my hometown of North Berwick East Lothian we only have small plastic boxes for our recycling & want to have wheelie bins for it instead, as the boxes fly away in the wind & North Berwick is a very windy area they are also not big enough to put all our recycling in.
This would be going to East Lothian Council
The wind keeps blowing our boxes down the street but this campaign is finally gaining real traction. Email your local council representative today to demand they switch us to secure wheelie bins.
Reached 100 supporters
January 14, 2020
44 Comments
M
Morag Hepburn
6 years ago
Featured
We do this in South Australia. It can be done in East Lothian if you have the depot to sort out the recycling. The wheelie bins are collected like the refuse ones. PS I still have a vote in UK.
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Alexandra Graham
6 years ago
Featured
I fully support this request. The wind is a problem. The weight of carrying the boxes to the collection point is a problem. The covers are damaged - usually by cigarette burns - allowing water to add to the weight of the boxes. Recycling needs to be made the easy option for everyone.
S
Shirley-Ann McEwan
6 years ago
Featured
Being a corner house in a cul de sack I am fed up picking up other people's recycling on bad weather days which can be very often.
The small boxes we have in Musselburgh are not big enough, I have 3 each paper and plastic which takes up a lot of room, a wheelie bin would solve these problems
J
Jacque Turner
6 years ago
Featured
Where we are all trying to do our best to recycle as much as poss bigger wheelie bins certainly make more sense, and that the different lorry is in the area for outer lying properties it makes complete sense too. Most folk have four five or six boxes, longer for the guys to uplift that all the boxes
C
Carolyn Walker
6 years ago
Featured
My parents have bins in Trabroun. I have room for bins at my house. Having recently suffered from an injury bins would be easier as boxes pour water over your shoes and the lids disintegrate very quickly. It should be a matter of choice in a free society not dictated to. Bins I say for ease for difficult lifting please
Y
Yvonne Fairholm
6 years ago
Featured
We live in rural North Berwick and the boxes are a hazard. Recently they had blown onto the main road and were hit by a car.
M
Mavis Graham
6 years ago
It's ludicrous to use boxes....every windy day...and there. are many....the boxes are strewn over roads and pavements. Totally unsuitable for anyone with a disability.
S
Sheila Purves
6 years ago
They are not any good could we get the same ones that Edinburgh got !!!
We do this in South Australia. It can be done in East Lothian if you have the depot to sort out the recycling. The wheelie bins are collected like the refuse ones. PS I still have a vote in UK.