cella

Also think about your neighbours and whether there will be any impact on them e.g. Noise etc

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The LibDems however have never been in overall > control of Southwark Council, the closest was > during the years 2002 to 2010 when they held > nearly the same amount of seats as Labour. This > was of course before the severe cuts to local > government funding by central government so > he/LibDems was not in a position to propose such a > charge (a charge not a tax). I think in the > present climate that if there was a LibDem > Southwark Council it would be highly likely they > would introduce charges for brown bin collection > no matter what James B says. Ah, but he?s a > politician, promises the world to get elected. Very cynical and pure speculation.

Possibly however a more courteous manner may result in you actually getting an answer.

Rude.

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > alice Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Isn?t cable retiring? > > Farage is a small puppet. > > Boris is not electable north of Watford. > > and Corbyn ? What about Corbyn. > ? Blair has 10 homes ? The ones we know about. > He makes a fortune by speaking at lucrative > events. > Corbyn is after a Slice of this very Lucrative > Pie. > > Labour could not give a shite about the > #Homeless > > Brexit or no Brexit. What does this even mean? It's very clear you don't support Corbyn but where's any evidence for your very general assertion? Sorry Sue - hadn't seen your similiar post.

Penguin68 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ah, so the answer to the food waste is we put the > bags in the tiny brown caddies and our large brown > bins are taken away if we don't subscribe. Could > not see that spelt out anywhere. > > No, I think they will issue, on request, > 'kerb-side caddies' - with about 3-4 times the > capacity of the tiny kitchen caddies. And you will > not be able to put any kitchen waste in a large > brown bin, even if you have retained one. They > will now only be for garden waste. Thanks - I too think that's what's meant. It doesn't actually spell that out anywhere though.

Ah, so the answer to the food waste is we put the bags in the tiny brown caddies and our large brown bins are taken away if we don't subscribe. Could not see that spelt out anywhere.

From the Southwark site it seems that the good waste bags continue to go into the big brown bins we already have. Thus surely means that the bin men have to look inside each bin to check which they don't have to now. Presumably if you don't subscribe but for whatever reason there is garden waste in there too none if it gets taken.

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Cella - Khan doesn't care about the impact or > consequences, he signs off the TfL recommendations > given to him as it makes no difference to how he > operates. > You have no evidence again and you are incorrect in what you say. Disliking the Mayor for whatever reason is one thing - merely repeating things proves nothing.

Sounds like nobody is clear about where the food waste goes so hopefully we will be notified at some point.

Still not clear where we put our food waste bags?

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He validates the recommendation given to him by > TfL through signing it off, he doesn't care what > it says ,all he cares about is himself, he's a > politician, that's what they do. It's us who will > have to sort out the TfL deficit through > eventually having to pay much higher fares when > Khan is no longer Mayor. He sure as hell will not > do it on his own watch. It would be political > suicide. Your original post said that he only did what was best for him and what was best for him personally. You have not provided an answer to my question nor any evidence to support your claim.

How is changing a bus route to The Mayors personal gain? Please explain.

Why?

Southwark needs to clarify the position on food waste and the brown bin situation. The above posts all contradict each other so hopefully when householders are notified of this change this will be made clear. A bad political decision.

You think what he said was ok?

So which bin for food waste?

I'm confused - if we can't use the brown bins any longer for good waste where does it go? The link still refers to brown bins for good waste. If we can't use the brown bins presumably we can ask for them to be taken away?

A lot of Council CEs have taken a pay cut. I don't think the average salary for these posts is wrong. Certainly some of the pay packages in academia need to be looked at. It's the pay of those further down the pay scales in the public sector and the sometimes gross differentials with those who are higher paid that is the growing problem.

Who earns ?600,000 a year at Southwark. Evidence please.

teddyboy23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Get a life ffs Just go away.

High time both Robbin and Teddywhatever both go. In particular Teddy who sounds full of hate and passing it off as "black humour". Awful.

teddyboy23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Apparently there's a video .showing soldiers using > a Jeremy corbyn poster ,for target practice > .brigadier nick perry said the army was taking the > matter very seriously .and would fully > investigate,why everyone missed RH would have made mincemeat out of you which you clearly feel. You appear to be a hateful and hate filled sort.

Whereabouts is it being recorded?

teddyboy23 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hi cella rendalharris here thankyou for asking for > me .but just in case we fallout I just like to say > go fcukyour self. Thankyou ted.... I mean > rendal.😉 Reported to Admin - mainly for being illiterate.