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Shropshire Residents Fear Health Risks with Proposed Three-Week Bin Cycle

Shropshire Residents Fear Health Risks with Proposed Three-Week Bin Cycle
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  • Shropshire Council may switch to a three-week bin collection to save £1 million yearly.
  • The change aims to meet a £23 million savings target amid local health concerns.
  • Fears include overflowing waste and increased vermin, especially in larger families.
  • An increase in fly-tipping and vermin in rural areas is noted by Richard Parry.
  • Council claims no evidence of increased vermin or fly-tipping from the changes.
  • Residents can share feedback on the proposal until January 26.
  • Support for larger families with more waste is promised, despite tax rates staying the same.
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