US EditionBirmingham bin strike: Should bin collections be nationalised?
- At least 26,000 tonnes of rubbish have been removed from Birmingham's streets, demonstrating 'significant progress' in handling waste, according to Communities Minister Jim McMahon.
- Hundreds of bin workers have been on strike for more than a month due to a dispute over pay and jobs, leading to rubbish piling up.
- Regular bin collections have resumed with over 100 trucks operating daily, as stated by Jim McMahon who noted the involvement of advisers from the Ministry of Defence.
- Questions have been raised regarding the council's ability to negotiate effectively, with residents expressing frustration over the ongoing rubbish issue and its implications for community safety.
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perspectivemedia.comMinister: Significant progress made to clear rubbish from Birmingham’s streets
The Conservatives pressed communities minister Jim McMahon to ‘rule out the humiliation of service personnel ever having to collect refuse’.
·London, United Kingdom
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