article_snippet: Families face having to wait for four weeks for household rubbish, including food waste, to be collected (file picture)
article_snippet: Families face having to wait for four weeks for household rubbish, including food waste, to be collected.
article_snippet: a trial of monthly bin pick-ups means food scraps and rubbish including soiled nappies, pet waste, used kitchen towels and sanitary products will be left to rot for weeks.
article_snippet: Under the four-weekly scheme, families who use nappies will be offered fortnightly pick-ups of families who use nappies general waste.
article_snippet: But the people participating in the three-weekly trial who throw out nappies will have to wait for the full three weeks for the people participating in the three-weekly trial who throw out nappies to be picked up – though the people participating in the three-weekly trial who throw out nappies will be able to get bigger bins.
article_snippet: the four-weekly scheme means food scraps and rubbish including soiled nappies, pet waste, used kitchen towels and sanitary products will be left to rot for weeks (file picture)
article_snippet: Council officials said ‘criteria will be developed for this’ so it is clear when people will be entitled to a larger landfill bin, for example if people have nappies or medical needs.
highlights_snippet: Controversial trial will see rubbish left uncollected for up to four weeks .
  