Fortnightly Bin Collections to be Shelved

The video discusses the ongoing issues with rubbish collection in the UK, focusing on the shift from weekly to fortnightly collections. It highlights the challenges faced by residents, such as overflowing bins and health concerns, and the efforts of individuals like Spencer Feldman to revert to weekly collections. The case of Bristol is examined, where fortnightly collections have led to increased recycling. The financial implications of returning to weekly collections are debated, with concerns about costs and resource allocation.

What is one of the main issues caused by the shift to fortnightly rubbish collections in Britain?

• Improved street cleanliness

• Reduced waste management costs

• Overflowing bins and health concerns

• Increased recycling rates

How much did ministers estimate it would cost to return to weekly rubbish collections in the first year?

• £140 million

• £100 million

• £200 million

• £50 million

What change did Bristol implement in 2006 regarding waste collection?

• Daily collection of food waste

• Weekly collection of all waste

• Fortnightly collection of general rubbish

• Monthly collection of recycling

What has been one positive outcome of Bristol's fortnightly rubbish collection?

• More job creation

• Higher recycling rates

• Increased landfill usage

• Reduced council expenses

What is a concern about providing financial support for weekly waste collection?

• It may not create jobs

• It will increase recycling

• It will reduce landfill waste

• It will improve public health