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Wheelie Bin News 6th February

February 7, 2017 Dean Botham

In our new series blog we take a look at how wheelie bins are covered in the news over the last month, usually this is going to be arson attacks and changes to council workings but in some cases odd news will appear.

The Month in Wheelie Bin Headlines January

January 30, 2017 Dean Botham

News stories featuring wheelie bins rarely makes news, but in some circumstances the news is interesting especially in other countries such as Australia where they barracaded a crocodile in with resident wheelie bins, this blog page features the stories that have occured this month.

Are Smaller Wheelie Bins to Blame?

January 24, 2017 Dean Botham

It seems like all the stories that we hear about wheelie bins are arson attacks and flytipping, one of the reasons for this that has been raised from fire chiefs in Bolton is the reduction in size of the wheelie bins. Aimed at trying to make residents recycle more seems to be backfiring.

A Wheelie For Every Purpose

January 11, 2017 Dean Botham

Here at wheelie bins we supply a vast amount of large businesses, councils, public sectors and even residential homes, we offer varying multiple discount when you buy more than 1, with our best saving when you buy a pallet quantity.

This Months Wheelie Bin Headlines

January 6, 2017 Dean Botham

Wheelie bins rarely make news, but when they do it is usually for the wrong reasons, here are a few news headlines that appeared in 2016.

Better Safe Than Sorry

December 1, 2016 Dean Botham

Wheelie bin crimes suffer a seasonal spike when the dark nights approach esepecially if your bins are left out overnight they can become targets for criminals to either steel or use them to act as a step to gain access to windows, take a look at our tips for how to keep your bin safe.

The Good, the Bad and the Wheelie Ugly

November 26, 2016 Dean Botham

Crime is rife with wheelie bins especially when the darker nights are upon us, it is not always fires that make the news but some rather odd crimes have also taken place from around the globe.

From Heavy Metal to Lightweight Hero

November 24, 2016 Dean Botham

Where do you think the wheelie bin originated from? We go back in time to find out how rubbish was disposed of before we had the convenient wheeled bin, whether it be biscuit tins or retro metal dustcans.

The UK Landfill Problem

October 13, 2016 Dean Botham

There is an ever growing problem with landfills in the UK, we take a look at the problems,that landfill causes, one of which being damage to the environment.

Rubbish Imports - Literally

October 7, 2016 Dean Botham

Importing rubbish is a major factor for some countries where their recycling efficiency is high, countries are having to import rubbish to fuel their own projects, we take a look at some of the countries which are using this process and what countries and being negatively affected.