Duh! yup, fair cop ;-)
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13 years ago
How should I dispose of a fluorescent tube?
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13 years ago
oh FFS not again...
time I had a holiday ;>)
Jim K
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13 years ago
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Yes. But only on a one-for-one basis. If you buy two new pumps, for example, they should take back two for recycling (unless they have made some alternative provision, as someone else mentioned).
Even the little Lidl (not much bigger than a corner shop) in the local shopping centre has a notice in its window saying it will recycle on a one-for-one basis.
Obviously, if you've collected a shed load of stuff, you can't dump it all on the nearest unsuspecting retailer!
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13 years ago
They can ask, I suppose, but they can't demand - you can, though!
If they try to evade their responsibility, they are breaking the law - get Trading Standards (or whatever they call themselves these days) on the case.
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13 years ago
That's probably what Karol Sikora and colleagues are often saying.
MM
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13 years ago
eh? whilst defending GPs with dubious euthanastic approaches?
(do try to put it in context dear ;>))
Jim K
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13 years ago
I don't remember the exact ins and outs of it now but they were virtually being bullied by the bloke in charge of such things. I tried to intervene on their behalf but he wouldn't discuss it with me at all. They paid up because it was implied that if they lost after going to court they would have to pay costs and they didn't want to risk it.
Si
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13 years ago
He did. See above. Plus boy was working all hours and the council bloke was wasting time by being unavailable on his days off.
Si
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13 years ago
Heh, excellent!
Si
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13 years ago
why not just put it out when you put out your rubbish & recycling stuff ... and see what council do with it.
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13 years ago
take it up to the next NUT rally^H^H^H^Hriot in London.
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13 years ago
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One would assume the OP has sorted it out in the 6 months since he asked.
MBQ