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November 12, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

12-11-15

St. Ives Rd:

SIR100: Black 4.13 Blue/Brown 0.84

Brompton Rd:

BR100: Brown 3.97

20-11-15

St. Ives Rd:

My backup for each week from now – my area is Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove. This comprises:

St Ives/Heald Place – 3 big blacks, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at bottom, 2 big blacks, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at top

St Ives /Ealing – 2 big blacks, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at bottom; 1 big black, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at top
Ealing /Eileen Grove – 2 big blacks, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at bottom; 1 big black, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at top
Other side Eileen Grove – 2 big blacks, 1 big blue, 1 big brown at bottom, none at topNumber of homes: 82 small terrace houses and 25 large ones on Platt lane (some are 2 or 3 flats, others are 5/6 person student houses)These bins are also unlawfully used by some of the houses on Eileen Grove West (who have individual bins at the front of their houses) and further along Platt Lane (the alley behind PL and Redruth is gated and the top flats have no access to those bins as they have no keys)Black bins all emptied last week. No side waste, most bins very full. They are now approx 1/3 full. There has been 2 bags of side waste on bottom of St Ives /Ealing. Otherwise all cleanBlue bins all overflowing!! Emptied today. One forgotten, have reported this.Green bins emptied today – 3 large bins, full of leaves, 23 little green bins ie 21.5% (usually more than this, I think people are forgetting cos of the fortnightly winter collection)Area mostly very clean, though quite a lot of leaf litter around. I will try and sweep this up over weekend, into big green bins.My personal: havent weighed black this week as only a v small amount in bin. Sorry I forgot to weigh recycling when I put it in bins. Green I will weigh when full and taking it to empty on allotment.

Redruth St:

RS100: (2 weeks) Blue 2.8 Brown 1.39 Green 3.58 Black 0.89. Black is 10%.

23/11/15

St. Ives Rd:

SIR100: Blue/Brown 1840.

On my streets ( Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove):

Black bins all emptied today (wednesday). Bins fairly full.

3 bags side waste. Leaves being swept into big green bins now.

LAST FRIDAY 2 BIG BLUE BINS MISSED; they came and did them yesterday.

3-12-15 Thursday

This week’s side waste statistics have shown that for 322 individual bin houses near me, there were 32.5 bags put out for collection alongside the bins. This equates to 1 bag for every 19.8 houses per week. I’m feeling quite pleased with this statistic, which is a huge improvement from last week. I wrote a letter from Upping It to all the houses in the worst offending street and they went from 25 bags last time from several houses, to just half a bag this time for the entire row. I have attached the letter so you can marvel at my technique.

Don’t forget…it’s brown bin day tomorrow!

Thank you to everyone who is sticking to the correct bin system and playing their part in keeping Deramore Street cleaner than it used to be…

…. Unfortunately, there are still a few who are leaving bins out and allowing rubbish to pile up in front gardens. Where houses are so close together, what we do with our rubbish affects our neighbours, in terms of attracting mice to their homes, and making the place look depressing. Please, please be considerate. If you have chosen to store your bins in the front, please don’t let them overflow. It is unpleasant for those next door to come home to this, especially when it smells so near to their windows. With consideration and good recycling, we can decrease the mess that affects Deramore, and make it nicer, healthier, happier place for one another to live in.

If your house has 6 or more living there, you are entitled to have a second black bin, which costs £20. It is your landlord’s responsibility to organise this, and you can point him/her in the direction of www.manchester.gov.uk/bins if needed. You can also order extra recycling bins for free from this website if you need them.

Happy recycling!

Upping It Recycling Team

(bunch of friendly neighbours working to improve recycling rates in the terrace streets of Moss Side & Rusholme, by making sure everyone knows what to do with their bins, nicely nagging our neighbours when they don’t recycle or if they make a mess, and by sticking pretty flowers in once-manky alleyways to make them look nice.)

St. Ives Road

SIR100: 26/11/15 Blue/Brown 1.5 Black 0.92 5/12 Blue/Brown 1.9 Black 1.3

Communal: Big black bins emptied Friday 27/11. All middling full, 1 bag side waste, I bag rubbish left in top of green bin which was full of leaves
Brown bins emptied Friday 27/11Big bins emptied Weds and Friday – on Friday only 1/3 full!!!Full green food recycling bin taken to allotment (cant weigh too heavy for my scales!No side waste apart from 2 bags rubbish left in top of green bin which was full of leaves – v irritating, need to find out who’s doing it … No envelopes !!
Also, a glass bottle broken and not cleared up by one bin – grrrrr, rubbish for us cyclists!

Redruth Street

RS100: Blue 2.37 Brown 1.33 Green (2 weeks) 5.16 Black 1.13

Black was 11%.

Redruth/Parkfield/Platt

Middle bins:

Blue so full the lid is propped open at angle of about 20 degrees. This has led to a lot of

paper/card etc being blown along alley. Uncontaminated as far as I can see.

Brown about third full. Last week it was jam packed at 20 degree lid angle so must have been emptied ok last week.

Black about third full.

Side waste was 2 microwaves and 3 cans of paint.

Platt Lane end bins:

Blue full but lid fully closed.

Brown about one fifth full

Black1 about two thirds full.

Black2 about one fifth full.

Side waste was 2 full black bin liners.

Thursday 10-12-15

Redruth St/Parkfield St/Platt Lane:

Middle:

Blu 3/4 full Brn 3/4 Blk1 1/8 Blk2 1/4

Platt Lane end:

Blu 1/3 Brn 1/2 Blk1 1/3 Blk2 1/2.

All pretty tidy.

(RS100 will weigh and empty every 2 weeks on green collection day until we get the weekly green collection back in March.)

15-12-15

Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove

Black bins emptied Tues 8th and Fri 11th. No side waste, all bins only 3/4 full Dec 4 The communal blue paper bins were not emptied in the alley St Ives Rd/Ealing Ave. Ealing Ave/Eileen Grove at the cul-de-sac end and Ealing Ave/Eileen Grove at the Platt Lane end. All overflowing and none contaminated. Nov 27 and Dec 11 the communal brown big bin on Ealing Ave/Eileen Grove at the Platt Lane end was not emptied EITHER TIME (sorry I was away so didn’t check) its NOW completely overflowing and bottles and cans are now having to be left on the alley in carrier bags.

SIR100 8-12-15: Blu/Brn 1.18 15-12-15: Blu/Brn 2.

Redruth St/Parkfield St/Platt Lane

Middle: Blk1 1/8 Blk2 1/8 Blu full Brn 1/2

Platt end: Blk1 1/3 Blk2 1/3 Blu 3/4 Brn 3/4

All pretty tidy. Piece of carpet and smallish wood item left outside gate in Parkfield St

RS100 (2 weeks) Blu 4.00 Brn 2.03 Grn 2.90 Blk 0.47. Black was 5%.

22/12/15

SIR100 Blu/Brn 5.14 Grn 10.00 approx

Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove

Black bins emptied Tues 15th and Fri 18th. No side waste, all bins only 3/4 full. However, within 1 hour of emptying bins, fly tippers came and loaded one bin completely with rubble St Ives/Ealing alley. This meant we were 1 bin down, so student rubbish has been overflowing as side waste.
All big paper bins emptied29/12/15

SIR100 Blu/Brn 0.82 Grn 10.00 approx

Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove

Black bins emptied Tues 22nd and Sunday 27th. We have still not had the fly tipping bins collected (on St Ives, Camborne, Wincombe and Parkfield Sts). They cannot be taken by ordinary binmen. Redgate were supposed to come on 24th, but never came. So some side waste, as only 1 bin for all the rubbish.
Binmen came again on Tuesday 29th but most of our black bins still empty.
Brown bins emptied on Sunday 27th, but yet again they didn’t take ANY of the bins at the top of our streets. The St Ives/Heald Place one has been overflowing for weeks, I have had to go daily and move bags and bags of cans and bottles to other less full bins near Platt ane. I am getting really fed up now – they have missed the browns 3 times……
All big paper bins are also overflowing (but that’s just from being full of paper/card.

8/1/16

Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove

The brown bins that hadnt been collected for weeks were done on Jan 5th. Black bins emptied Tues 15th and Fri 18th. Fly tippers bins not collected still.

Amazingly we managed with only 1 black bin (so many students away)
Browns collected again on Fri 7th
Green bins emptied on Sat 2nd Jan

SIR100

Brown/blue 1.90 Green 10.00 Black – will weigh next week as not full.

Redruth/Parkfield/Platt

Middle:

Blk1&2 both empty Brn 1/2 Blu full

Platt Ln end:

Blk1 1/3 Blk2 1/2 Brn 1/8 Blu 1/2

RS100 (2 weeks)

Blu 4.90 Brn 1.35

Grn 5.63 Blk 0.78

Black was 6%

Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove:

SIR100:

18/1/16

Blu&Brn 0.76

Blk 1.55

Grn 10

25/1

Blu&Brn 1.34

Blk 1.50

Grn 10

5/2/16

Blu&Brn 4.80

Grn 10

9/2/16

Blu&Brn 2.3

The bins on our street have been fine for the last three weeks, never overflowing, but blue and brown always full before collection time. Blacks rarely full.

We had a fridge dumped last weekend. There was a skip for a week; when it went there was loads of litter blowing around, we have picked it up now.

22/2/16

Redruth St/Parkfield St/Platt Lane

Middle:

Blk1&2: both 3/4 Blu: over-full (lid at 20 degree angle) Brn: 1/2

Platt Ln end:

Blk1&2 both 3/4 Blu: full Brn: 1/2

All reasonably tidy.

RS100 (2 weeks):

Blu 3.33 Brn 1.19

Grn 3.90 Blk 0.41

Black was 5%

Heald Place East, St Ives Rd, Ealing Ave, Eileen Grove:

SIR100:

15/2/16

blu&brn 1.88

blk 1.68

grn 10

Blk was 12%

26/2/16

blu&brn 0.66

blk 1.1

grn 10

Blk was 9%

On our 3 streets: big black bins collected approx every 5 days – though not completely regular. It has been perfect except last Friday a mini skip was placed at the entrance to the St Ives/Heald Place alley so they couldn’t get the bins out at all. By the end of the weekend they were stuffed full of binbags and loads of side waste bags. Landlord rubbish added to this (small building materials rather than big sacks of rubble). Big blues are continually full by end of 1 week. Big browns are fine and rarely contaminatedWe have now cleaned up the bin area at the top of St Ives/Heald Place and local resident has been enforcing this with students, which is great. Alley at Eileen Grove/Platt Lane gets very messy and recycling bins used much less.

Brompton Road:

BR100:

4-3-16

Brn 3.4

9-3-16:

Redruth St/ParkfieldSt/Platt Lane:

Middle:

Blk1: 1/4

Blk2: empty (but

6 binbags & 1 smaller bag of sidewaste)

Brn: bursting (lid at 20 degree angle)

Blu: nearly full.

Platt Lane end:

Blk1: 3/4

Blk2: 1/4

Blu: nearly full

Brn: bursting (lid at 20 degrees)

RS100:

Blu 1.89

Brn 0.56

Grn 3.47

Blk 0.72

Black was 11%

Redruth St/ParkfieldSt/Platt Lane:

Middle:

Blks1&2: 1/8

Blu: full

Brn: 2/3

Platt Lane end:

Blu: 3/4

Brn: bursting (lid at 20 degree angle)

Blk1: 1/10

Blk2: 1/2

RS100:

Blu: 4.65

Brn: 1.00

Grn: 3.11

Blk: 0.65

Black was 7%.

Wk92:17-7-15to23-7-15

July 23, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL THE POSTS TO FIND YOUR AREA. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS. HONEST!

Recycling this week:

Blue 10.9kg Brown 7.2kg Green 33.0kg
Estimated Black 27.3(34.8%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day    Week 85: 29%
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35% Week 86: 36%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%                         Weeks 87-88: No data
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%                         Week 89: 34%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%                         Week 90: 41%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data                  Week 91: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data                  Week 92: 31%
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%                         Week 93: No data
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data                  Week 94: 35%
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP7: Green 0.99 NIPs 99 Total NIPs 19564

RPP9: Blue 1.12 Brown 0.29 NIPs 141 Total NIPs 19855

RPP11: Brown 1.97 NIPs 197 Total NIPs 27111

RPP13: Blue 2.24 Brown 3.08 Green 2.37 NIPs 769 Total NIPs 37127

RPP14: Blue 3.15 Brown 0.69 Green 0.32 NIPs 416 Total NIPs 24502

RPP15: Green 1.58 NIPs 158 Total NIPs 12542

RPP17: Blue 1.71 Brown 0.91 Green 5.12 NIPs 774 Total NIP 60926

RPP18: Green 6.54 NIPs 654 Total NIPs 40039

RPP52 Blue 2.64 Brown 0.25 NIPs 289 Total NIPs 28783

PHR5: Green 6.54 NIPs 654 Total NIPs 17102

HPS6: Green 3.97 NIPs 397 Total NIPs 28964

HPR4: Green 5.59 NIPs 559 Total NIPs 19394

Totals:
Total Week 94 NIPs: 5107
Total NIPs: 592719

Wk92:3-7-15to9-7-15

July 9, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL THE POSTS TO FIND YOUR AREA. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS. HONEST!

Recycling this week:

Blue 14.4kg Brown 14.5kg Green 32.9kg
Estimated Black 27.4(31%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day    Week 85: 29%
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35% Week 86: 36%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%                         Weeks 87-88: No data
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%                         Week 89: 34%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%                         Week 90: 41%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data                  Week 91: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data                  Week 92: 31%
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP7: Green 4.22 NIPs 422 Total NIPs 19465

RPP9: Blue 2.75 Brown 0.80 NIPs 355 Total NIPs 19714

RPP13: Blue 0.35 Brown 0.61 Green 2.38 NIPs 334 Total NIPs 36358

RPP14: Blue 0.18 Brown 0.35 Green 0.35 NIPs 88 Total NIPs 24086

RPP15: Green 2.85 NIPs 285 Total NIPs 12384

RPP17: Blue 1.53 Brown 1.70 Green 7.53 NIPs 1076 Total NIP 60152

RPP18: Blue 5.17 Brown 5.54 Green 1.75 NIPs 1246 Total NIPs 39385

RPP51: Blue 1.37 Brown 4.96 NIPs 633 Total NIPs 11053

RPP52 Blue 3.07 Brown 0.57 NIPs 364 Total NIPs 28494

PHR5: Green 4.94 NIPs 494 Total NIPs 16448

HPS6: Green 2.93 NIPs 293 Total NIPs 28567

HPR4: Green 5.95 NIPs 595 Total NIPs 18835

Totals:
Total Week 92 NIPs: 6185
Total NIPs: 587612

Wk90:19-6-15to25-6-15

June 25, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL THE POSTS TO FIND YOUR AREA. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS. HONEST!

Recycling this week:

Blue 7.7kg Brown 12.6kg Green 19.2kg
Estimated Black 27.7(41%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day    Week 85: 29%
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35% Week 86: 36%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%                         Weeks 87-88: No data
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%                         Week 89: 34%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%                         Week 90: 41%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP7: Green 0.69 NIPs 69 Total NIPs 19043

RPP13: Blue 2.46 Brown 1.62 Green 0.64 NIPs 472 Total NIPs 36024

RPP14: Blue 0.29 Brown 0.24 NIPs 53 Total NIPs 23998

RPP15: Green 2.20 NIPs 220 Total NIPs 12099

RPP17: Blue 0.95 Brown 0.95 Green 1.49 NIPs 339 Total NIP 59076

RPP18: Green 1.79 NIPs 179 Total NIPs 38139

RPP26: Brown 0.27 NIPs 27 Total NIPs 14589

RPP52 Blue 4.00 Brown 0.21 NIPs 421 Total NIPs 28130

PHR5: Green 3.33 NIPs 333 Total NIPs 15954
HPS6: Green 4.41 NIPs 441 Total NIPs 28274

HPR4: Green 4.66 NIPs 466 Total NIPs 18240

LW5: Brown 9.33 NIPs 933 Total NIPs 33297

Totals:
Total Week 90 NIPs: 3953
Total NIPs: 581427

Wk89:12-6-15to18-6-15

June 18, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL THE POSTS TO FIND YOUR AREA. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS. HONEST!

Recycling this week:

Blue 10.1kg Brown 25.4kg Green 35.4kg
Estimated Black 36.8(34%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day    Week 85: 29%
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35% Week 86: 36%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%                         Weeks 87-88: No data
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%                         Week 89: 34%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP7: Green 2.87 NIPs 287 Total NIPs 18974

RPP9: Brown 1.38 NIPs 138 Total NIPs 19359

RPP11: Blue 2.35 Brown 2.57 NIPs 492 Total NIPs 26914

RPP13: Blue 0.16 Brown 2.43 NIPs 259 Total NIPs 35552

RPP14: Blue 0.35 Brown 0.02 Green 1.14 NIPs 151 Total NIPs 23945

RPP15: Green 1.87 NIPs 187 Total NIPs 11879

RPP17: Blue 3.87 Brown 5.84 Green 9.00 NIPs 1871 Total NIP 58737

RPP18: Brown 3.84 Green 1.55 NIPs 539 Total NIPs 37960

RPP26: Blue 0.07 Brown 0.02 NIPs 9 Total NIPs 14562

RPP40: Blue 0.02 Brown 0.45 NIPs 47 Total NIPs 47

RPP52 Blue 3.27 Brown 0.31 NIPs 358 Total NIPs 27709

PHR4: Green 6.47 NIPs 647 Total NIPs 7662

PHR5: Green 4.02 NIPs 402 Total NIPs 15621
HPS6: Green 5.25 NIPs 525 Total NIPs 27833

HPR4: Green 3.21 NIPs 321 Total NIPs 17774

LW5: Brown 8.49 NIPs 849 Total NIPs 32364

Totals:
Total Week 89 NIPs: 7082
Total NIPs: 577474

Wk86:22-5-15to28-5-15

May 28, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

PLEASE SCROLL THROUGH ALL THE POSTS TO FIND YOUR AREA. IT ONLY TAKES A FEW SECONDS. HONEST!

Recycling this week:

Blue 9.6kg Brown 18.6kg Green 17.1kg
Estimated Black 25.0(36%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day    Week 85: 29%
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35% Week 86: 36%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP9: Blue 0.65 Brown 1.26 NIPs 191 Total NIPs 19221

RPP13: Blue 0.18 Brown 0.58 NIPs 76 Total NIPs 35293

RPP14: Blue 1.73 Brown 0.29 Green 0.64 NIPs 266 Total NIPs 23794

RPP15: Green 0.59 NIPs 59 Total NIPs 11692

RPP17: Blue 1.15 Brown 2.91 Green 2.39 NIPs 645 Total NIP 56866

RPP18: Green 0.85 NIPs 85 Total NIPs 37421

RPP52 Blue 5.85 Brown 0.20 NIPs 605 Total NIPs 27351

PHR5: Green 5.22 NIPs 522 Total NIPs 15219
HPS6: Green 2.86 NIPs 286 Total NIPs 27308

HPR4: Green 4.58 NIPs 458 Total NIPs 17453

LW5: Brown 13.39 NIPs 1339 Total NIPs 31515

Totals:
Total Week 86 NIPs: 4532
Total NIPs: 570392

Commonwealth Ave/Athletes Way/Holly St/Arena Drive (Zone 7)

May 21, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

Citizens Advice Bureau say:

Every time there is an incident go to

http://www.manchester.gov.uk/environment

then click on

Pollution: including smoke, smells, hazardous material,

then fill in an online complaint form, and then submit it. The more people that do this, the better. These forms go to the Environmental Health Department of the Council, and the Council is required to respond to them. If the Council do not act satisfactorily within a certain time, we can then take it to the Local Government Ombudsman. Suggest that all incidents that have already occurred are submitted as online complaint forms with times, dates, details of smells, dust, noise etc. Also suggest that this post could be used as a focus so that every form submitted is logged as a comment to this post. They will then be listed in very brief title/date/time form on the front page of this post so that anyone can see at a glance the growing extent of the problem.

Further down the line, with all this evidence clearly visible in one place, another visit to the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) (at 159, Princess Road, Moss Side) could well enable that agency to refer us to the Bar Pro Bono Unit for free legal help. (We cannot go to the Bar Pro Bono Unit unless we are referred to it by agencies such as the CAB, a firm of solicitors or an MP).

See http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/beswick-wall-rubbish-homeowners-call-7501141 for a July 2014 Manchester Evening News article written when the problem was really bad. It shows the power of photographic evidence!

Please also feel free, if you want to, to send any photos you take or have taken to jonathangecox@btinternet.com and they can be included on the front page of this post and in your comments to this post which log your online complaint forms (see above).

See file:///C:/Users/Jonathon/Downloads/11__Vacant_land_at_Rondin_Road__M12_6BF.pdf

and

file:///C:/Users/Jonathon/Downloads/Late_Reps_Planning_and_Highways_Committee_26_June_2014.pdf

for planning documents relating to one of the waste processing sites.

Possible useful numbers for dumping issue:

Manchester City Council Environmental Health Department (Noise and/or air pollution) 0161 234 5004

Environment Agency 0370 850 6506 (Emergency Hotline 0800 807060)

Friends of the Earth Legal Advice Line 0808 801 0405

Health and Safety Executive 0870 154 5500 (Incident Line 0845 300 9923)

Jackson & Canter Solicitors 0333 321 4580

You can’t get Legal Aid for much these days but you can get Legal Aid for an injunction to stop a nuisance caused by environmental pollution (according to the Citizens Advice Bureau website).

Wk85:15-5-15to21-5-15

May 21, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

Recycling this week:

Blue 30.4kg Brown 40.9kg Green 19.8kg
Estimated Black 37.0(29%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day    Week 85: 29%
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP7: Green 0.82 NIPs 82 Total NIPs 18687
RPP9: Blue 0.95 Brown 0.68 NIPs 163 Total NIPs 19030

RPP11: Brown 3.65 NIPs 365 Total NIPs 26422

RPP13: Blue 0.64 Brown 1.79 Green 0.99 NIPs 342 Total NIPs 35217

RPP14: Blue 4.17 Brown 0.68 Green 0.70 NIPs 555 Total NIPs 23528

RPP15: Green 1.26 NIPs 126 Total NIPs 11633

RPP17: Blue 15.90 Brown 4.40 Green 2.62 NIPs 2292 Total NIP 56221

RPP18: Blue 3.19 Brown 7.57 Green 2.13 NIPs 1289 Total NIPs 37336

RPP19: Brown 5.63 NIPs 563 Total NIPs 12702

RPP26: Brown 1.95 NIPs 195 Total NIPs 14553

RPP51: Blue 1.85 Brown 3.16 NIPs 501 Total NIPs 10420

RPP52 Blue 3.70 Brown 0.49 NIPs 419 Total NIPs 26746

PHR5: Green 4.09 NIPs 409 Total NIPs 14697
HPS6: Green 6.14 NIPs 614 Total NIPs 27022

HPR4: Green 1.05 NIPs 105 Total NIPs 16995

LW5: Brown 10.81 NIPs 1081 Total NIPs 30176

Totals:
Total Week 85 NIPs: 9101
Total NIPs: 565860

Wk84:8-5-15to14-5-15

May 14, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

Recycling this week:

Blue 12.1kg Brown 25.9kg Green 34.3kg
Estimated Black 30.1(29%)
TARGET BLACK: 20%!

Black figures:
Week 27: 39%          Week 43: 38% Week 59: 27%                         Week75: 30%
Week 28: 35%          Week 44: 40%          Week 60: 33%                         Week76: No data
Week 29: 31%          Week 45: 38%          Week 61: 39%                         Week77: 31%
Week 30: 29%          Week 46: 40%          Week 62: 40% Weeks 78-83: No data
Week 31: 48%          Week 47: 37%          Week 63: 34% Week 84: 29%
Week 32: 41%          Week 48: 34%          Week 64: Christmas Day
Week 33: 30%          Week 49: 34%          Week 65: 35%
Week 34: 34%          Week 50: 34%          Week 66: 32%
Week 35: 33%          Week 51: 35%          Week 67: 28%
Week 36: 32%          Week 52: 40%          Week 68: 37%
Week 37: 31%          Week 53: 33%          Week 69: No data
Week 38: 30%          Week 54: 41%          Week 70: No data
Week 39: 30%          Week 55: 32%          Week 71: 26%
Week 40: 31%          Week 56: 39%          Week 72: No data
Week 41: 30%          Week 57: 35%          Week 73: 26%
Week 42: 36%          Week 58: 36%          Week 74: 25%

Households this week:

RPP7: Green 5.37 NIPs 537 Total NIPs 18605
RPP9: Blue 1.95 Brown 3.49 NIPs 544 Total NIPs 18867

RPP11: Brown 11.24 NIPs 1124 Total NIPs 26057

RPP13: Blue 1.30 Brown 2.96 Green 3.44 NIPs 770 Total NIPs 34875

RPP15: Green 0.76 NIPs 76 Total NIPs 11507

RPP17: Blue 6.52 Brown 2.35 Green 4.65 NIPs 1352 Total NIP 53929

RPP18: Green 2.45 NIPs 245 Total NIPs 36047

RPP52 Blue 2.30 Brown 0.30 NIPs 260 Total NIPs 26327

PHR4: Green 7.02 NIPs 702 Total NIPs 7015

PHR5: Green 3.88 NIPs 388 Total NIPs 14288
HPS6: Green 4.47 NIPs 447 Total NIPs 26408

HPR4: Green 2.23 NIPs 223 Total NIPs 16890

LW5: Brown 5.51 NIPs 551 Total NIPs 29095

Totals:
Total Week 84 NIPs: 7219
Total NIPs: 556759

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May 13, 2015Uncategorizedsubscribor

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