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News 'A mountain of it!' Birmingham residents FUME as city covered in rubbish

Thread starter Gabrielle Wilde
Start date Yesterday at 3:37 PM
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Gabrielle Wilde

Guest Reporter

Yesterday at 3:37 PM

Birmingham residents have expressed outrage over the "mountain of rubbish" on the streets as the bin strike crisis deepens.

The council declared a major incident on Monday evening, with an estimated 17,000 tonnes of waste now remain uncollected around the city.

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