Ok if Leeds can do it, even seen them in Cologne (no surprise there are the German's seem to be able to do everyday living far better than we can) they why doesn't York have recycling bins in place of the big black ones?
The council is encouraging everyone to recycle at home and it's apparently working really well and saving money, so why aren't they doing what other cities are doing by having public bins that collect rubbish in separate compartments?
Probably the grey suited bean counters with interesting names and social lives have some argument that to implement it would cost to much and we'd have to stop feeding the elderly and sell them to human traffickers or something, but being in power is about making decisions for the good of the city in the longer and not for short-term political gains. The decisions are not easy but you vollunteered for the job.
Surely if the pretending capital of Yorkshire does it then the actual capital should be doing it.
In fact we should be leading the way.
