Help to move rubbish of back garden

[kidley 48]

it was about twelve months ago great success

[Sarkysod 10]

Last one was just before I left ....November.

Yes they still (or did) have them.

 

I don't see the problem anyway.

Just move the items from the back garden to the front.

Some scrote will have nicked it by morning.

So it was you that wrote the council's policy! Bad news, it's not working:mad:

[Allen 38]

Not my problem anymore...

[Sarkysod 10]

it was about twelve months ago great success

How come Manor Top got one and Darnall didn't! I would complain to Harry Harpham, if he ever steps foot in Darnall.

[skyline191 10]

They wont chuck them in your neighbour's garden either. I think that £40 is a fair price when you consider fuel, wages and disposal.

[Ms Macbeth 73]

Veolia will take up to ten items from your house for £40. Or free if you are unemployed.

 

They wont chuck them in your neighbour's garden either. I think that £40 is a fair price when you consider fuel, wages and disposal.

 

For council tenants collection is free regardless of employment status:

Veolia also offers a bulky item collection service free of charge to our residents, which will take place at a pre-arranged location near your property within seven working days. Up to ten items, such as sofas, chairs, mattresses, and tables, can be disposed of per visit, etc.

 

http://www.sheffieldhomes.org.uk/myCommunity/MyEstate/MaintenanceRepairsAndRubbish/DisposalOfBulkyItems.aspx

[Jodydog 10]

Not seen them for over 10 years in Darnall, when was your last one?

 

last year ive not got 10 item 3 big items you think im going to pay £40