Comes down to the councils jim.

BTW: Get this, mate I know up North can get a £20 fine if his bin smells!

I'd better instruct the wife to start sleeping in the garden shed then :hmmm:

200? 100? Those numbers are outrageous. it's audience.

They can be considered to be particularly harsh and oppressive to those living on welfare state benefits.

Where they heck did 'it's audience' come from? :doh:

EDIT: Ohhh! I was adding that to the Matlock post in the Comments forum. Must have clicked on the wrong board. :haha: I'm a goober.

Recycling is for third graders. The rest of us know it is about spending our time to allow others to make money.

Hey...no prob I admit at first reading I was a tad confused but it eventually sunk in :DL

These punitive measures tend to impact on those least able to afford it.....those who live in rented properties located in streets and roads where the front and rear doors open directly onto footpaths and rear lanes with a public right of way requirement.

Those in a better financial position tend to have properties with drives and gardens....places where the only right of way belongs to the property owner, private property being a key word....you can do what you want within its confines provided are not committing a criminal act.

People are fighting back against crooked council corruption. :DL

ha, I already did a thread on this a few years ago with san fransicko's eco nazis.