Oh dear, We're all at work when our 4 different bins are emptied. How is the bin man, IQ of -5 going to be able to sign my manifest that I spent 3 hours preparing the night before. And what Bout some 'quid-pro-quo' and get the bin men putting the bins back exactly where they found them. Every week I have to get out of my car at the end of my driveway and move the bins out of the way Paul > On 24 May 2014, at 19:23, "Colin" <colin.gardom@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > LOL... > > Not sure where this came from but it stinks of distraction. > Throw it out there, keep us guessing, keep us arguing, keep us worried... if > some of it sticks and they can make more money of us, or get more work for > the "boys", then jobs a good un. > > I can't name anyone in power or in the wings of it who gives a sh~~ about the > country or people. You might just be better shouting at a brick wall. > It's like pleading with a mad-mad with a gun not to shoot you and steel your > gold. > > Sociopaths the lot of them. > > Colin. > >> On 24/05/14 17:05, Jack Lewis wrote: >> What load of bollocks! I don't believe a word of it - it will be completely >> unworkable. Are you winding us up Guy? >> Remember what happened to the that idea of listing all the energy saving >> attributes of a house when selling? >> >> Jack >> >> >> >>> On 24/05/2014 16:53, Guy Leven-Torres wrote: >>> "Under proposed new rules every item of rubish must be listed separately on >>> a bin mainifest which the >>> house owner ot tenant must sign. Even item must conform to correct bin. The >>> "Waste Magagment >>> Engineer" will countersign each manifest as the bin is taken. New fines for >>> non-compliance will >>> double. All cans and bottles must be washed, paper waste suitably folded >>> and placed "neatly in the >>> receptacle". tin labels are to be individually removed." >