article_snippet.sent: Homeowners have been told to remove any non-recyclable material from the wheelie bin lids.
article_snippet.sent: Dozens of people have now taken to social media to complain that Dozens of people blue wheelie bins have been left full ofwaste by the collection teams which are  'trying to make a point' over recycling rules.
article_snippet.sent: a shop and some kind person would not empty bin.
article_snippet.sent: Waverley Council defended the binmen, saying Waverley Council had 'nowhere suitable' to put non-recyclable items.
article_snippet.sent: Waverley Council has suggested placing overflowing recyclable waste in cardboard boxes alongside the blue wheelie bins.
article_snippet.sent: A council spokesman said 'To prevent a whole truck of materials ending up in landfill, undoing the good work of a majority of residents who are recycling correctly, Waverley Council enforces the non-collection of contaminated recycling bins. '
article_snippet.sent: All collectors working for Waverley's contractor have stickers to place on bins which detail why it has not been collected and remind residents what should and should not be in the bin.'
article_snippet.sent: The online discussion was not completely one-sided, with some residents posting messages of support for Waverley Council's stance and questioning some people's commitment to recycling.
article_snippet.sent: Zoe Tudor said 'I don't think it's the recycling collectors' job to sort through each bin - as if the recycling collectors' job isn't hard work enough.'