Moment desperate Birmingham residents swarm bin lorry in bid to offload rotting waste amid strikes

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14519203/Bin-strikes-spark-chaos-Birmingham-Moment-desperate-residents-swarm-bin-lorry-bid-offload-rotting-waste-city-plagued-rats-size-cats.html

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18 comments

  1. Have you noticed that in these piles of rubbish there are old doors and sofas and stuff? At what point did people used to put those in their bins?

    Easier to consider Birmingham lost now, and just build a wall around it.

  3. Typical Daily Fail reporting. I do like the picture of the random cat though. Could do with some size comparison on that. There’s a link to an article about rats the size of cats on that page showing rubbish building up in a back yard. It’s a fucking derelict!

  4. Got money for war, but no money to clean up our country.

  5. Is Moseley an “affluent suburb” these days then? I remember it fondly from the 90s as anything but.

  6. This happened when I was younger like 30 years ago a lot everyone blamed the immigrants. The weird thing was on my council estate there was only one family who was from India and I’m sure it wasn’t them.

  8. Them scruffs there would still be living in filth if the bin collections was daily

  9. Take items to the TiP and put household waste in the bins. Are these residents of Brum not aware of how waste management works?

  10. The area is a shite hole, the area is swimming with filth even when the binmen are working

  11. “Like many residents, Ms Bi has been taking bags full of refuse and recycling to the tip. But she said householders are restricted to only two visits a week”

    How much fucking rubbish do you need to produce if 2 trips a week to the tip is not enough?

  18. I live in Bham, this is just amplifying a situation which already existed. Bin men not collecting the rubbish is one thing. However, there is a general lack of respect for the environment in many areas of Birmingham.

    I moved to Hall Green about 17 years ago. It was beautiful. But now? It’s getting messier and nosier. There is an attitude of disrespect which permeates here.

    Fly tipping has started here and I never saw that when I moved here.

    I’m an Indian guy, I have to say, once an area starts to lean in a South Asian demographic this behaviour seems to follow.

    It’s not all South Asians who are like this, however there are communities within those communities who seem to display this behaviour the most and even South Asians have had enough of them.

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