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Birmingham bin workers urged to accept 'fair' offer - as union accuses council of refusing to put public claims in writing

  • Birmingham bin workers walked out on March 11 due to pay and job disputes, causing rubbish to accumulate in the streets.
  • The BBC has been criticized for not mentioning that Labour runs Birmingham City Council during coverage of the bin strikes, according to Tory Shadow Culture Secretary Stuart Andrew.
  • John Cotton, leader of Birmingham City Council, stated he was brought in to address historic problems within the council and accepted personal responsibility for the bin dispute.
  • A BBC spokeswoman defended the coverage, asserting that it has addressed the bin dispute from multiple perspectives, including interviews with union and council representatives.
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Birmingham Mail broke the news in Birmingham, United Kingdom on Wednesday, April 16, 2025.
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