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<\/p>\nBirmingham City Council responded after the Handsworth street was covered in bags of rubbish<\/p>\n
Wattville Road in Handsworth became a ‘dumping ground’ for rubbish(Image: )<\/p>\n
A Birmingham resident said ‘enough is enough’ after her pavement was ‘covered with filth’.<\/p>\n
With the ongoing bin strike, the Handsworth local was fuming after her road became a ‘dumping ground’.<\/p>\n
Heaps of bin bags covered access to the pavement on Wattville Road and the resident said the sight of mice was ‘the final straw’.<\/p>\n
READ MORE: <\/strong>Birmingham pub promises ‘instant ban’ after recent vandalism<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Speaking to BirminghamLive, the resident said: “I am suffering from severe low moods because of my health issues but seeing mice running in my property is the final straw.<\/p>\n “I am a registered nurse but currently not working due to these issues and waiting for a partial knee replacement.<\/p>\n Heaps of rubbish in Wattville Road, Handsworth(Image: )<\/p>\n “The property next to me is empty, so it has been used as a dumping ground outside for rubbish.<\/p>\n “I am at the end of my tether. This needs to be sorted out.<\/p>\n “Yes, we have had bad weather, but this is unacceptable.<\/p>\n “Parents passing with children have to use the road as the pavement is covered with filth.<\/p>\n “This is directly next to my home. The same home I have lived in for 32 years.<\/p>\n “How are they allowed to continue striking for so long?<\/p>\n “As a nurse, I would never let my patients down for the sake of a few more pounds; enough is enough.”<\/p>\n![\"Heaps](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/01\/0_IMG_8501-2jpeg.jpg\")
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