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What are peoples thoughts on the amount of rubbish pilled up from lordship lanes business's on the footpaths in the evenings?


I bring this up as summer is on the way (fingers crossed) a lot of the restaurants and bars on the lane are setting up tables on the street which is great, but with piles of empty food boxes and rubbish it's not so nice and the lane could be a lot better without the refuse.



Do you think it be a good idea if the council provided large bins for the commercial rubbish say around the side streets away from residential houses, or better still organised a rubbish run for the lane between 6pm and 7pm with all other commercial rubbish found a warning issued ?? perhaps a bit draconian thoughts ?


Perhaps James Barber and or Councillors could advise if there is anything afoot to look into this already?

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85volga Wrote:

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> Do you think it be a good idea if the council

> provided large bins for the commercial rubbish say

> around the side streets away from residential

> houses



Where are there any spaces in side streets, especially those right off of the lane, that is away from residential housing?

I'm the manager of Green Cuisine and we pay for the council (Veolia recycling services) to collect from outside our shop. They do seem to come at slightly random times to pick the bags up, so it might not be the business' fault that sometimes things are left until the evening

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