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Birmingham council 'on track' to clear waste backlog
Birmingham City Council says it is on track to clear a backlog of uncollected waste by the weekend, despite the ongoing dispute with the Unite union. Craig Cooper, strategic director of city operations, said collections would focus first on "the poorest parts" of the city "affected the most" by the ongoing bin strike.
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A major public health incident has been declared by the city council, with uncollected bin bags attracting rats.
Birmingham’s bin strike “must be brought to a close”, a minister has said following a visit to the city where tonnes of ...
Negotiations are continuing between Birmingham City Council and the union Unite to try to bring damaging strike to a close ...
Nearly five weeks into the Birmingham bin strike, offers of help to clear the backlog of rubbish have come from some ...
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Birmingham-style bin strikes threatened ‘up and down the country’Refuse workers are poised to hold Birmingham-style bin strikes “up and down the country” as cash-strapped councils continue ...
Birmingham residents are being encouraged to take their rubbish to mobile waste collection points as bin strikes in the city ...
Refuse workers are set to rally outside Birmingham Council House today and hand in a petition backing their fight. Unite says a partial deal on pay protection for some workers has already been ...
The strikers have been told that after voting on Monday on the insulting deal, they should attend a rally on Tuesday outside Birmingham City Council House. This is to hand in a petition by Unite ...
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