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Monday, October 15, 2012

Brighton's Recycling Policy



Here's a gemusing and gentle start to the week, courtesy of Brighton and Hove City Council.

They sent me the above letter recently, informing me about the recycling day change.

Fair enough.

However, can you spot something rather odd in the above letter children?

Yes, that's right:
"..we need to change your fortnightly Friday collection day to fortnightly on a Friday."
Hmmmm..so no chanage at all then?

Why go to the trouble and expense of sending me that letter, or is there something that I have missed here?

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7 comments:

  1. Ken,

    Perhaps its a cynical way to increase their recycling figures.......All these letters are recyclable aren't they?

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  2. They are in fact printed on recycled, chlorine-free paper (according to the right hand corner of the letter)

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  3. Ah - but there's TWO Fridays in each fortnight. Perhaps it's now going to be the other one?

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    1. You reckon that's what he was trying to convey?

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    2. Brighton Independent Press3:55 PM

      It's definitely a Friday, that's for sure, we have it on good authority

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  4. Anonymous8:04 PM

    Ken,
    perhaps you should write to Terry Standing and ask if he has an qualifications relevant to his job.

    Koba

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  5. I love the way councils want it out by 6am and threaten to prosecute if you leave it outside on the wrong day. So on recycling day don't ever plan a lie-in! In any case you will be woken by the neighbours clattering down the drive with their bottles and cans.

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