The 12-bin ‘catastrophe’ forcing residents to do the council’s dirty work
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It’s bin day on the narrow streets in the shadow of Castell Rhuddlan in Denbighshire, North Wales. For the vast majority of residents, that means chaos and confusion.
Alan Walker, 77, says his local council has gone 'crazy' with its 12-bin rollout - Jay Williams
It's bin day on the narrow streets in the shadow of Castell Rhuddlan in Denbighshire, North Wales. For the vast majority of residents, that means chaos and confusion.
Denbighshire county council has saddled locals with what is thought to be Britain's most complicated recycling system, one which now involves as many as 12 different containers.
Alan Walker, 77, is literally scratching his head trying to make sense of it all.
