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Stinking streets, missed collections and a maggot 'apocalypse': Chaos of the kerbside food bins rollout 100 days after England's new waste rules began
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The new waste rules, which came into effect on March 31, aim to improve household waste and recycling in England, but their implementation has been uneven across the country. Many local councils were tasked with providing new services to support the rules, including kerbside food waste collections, but some were not prepared to do so. As a result, the rollout has been delayed in some areas, leading to disruptions in waste management services.
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Stinking streets, missed collections and a maggot 'apocalypse': Chaos of the kerbside food bins rollout 100 days after England's new waste rules began
Fresh rules for household waste and recycling came into force in England on March 31 but one in four councils were not ready to provide the service with many delaying the rollout.
9 Jul, 23:26