Natasha Leake

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Natasha Leake

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1 week ago | msn.com | Natasha Leake

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1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Natasha Leake

Piles of rubbish spilling out of the bins in Tavistock Down in Brighton - Eddie MitchellSlashed tyres, death threats and a cache of weapons. It sounds like the opening scene of a gangland crime thriller – but it is actually part of a decades-long war over Brighton’s bins. The row has boiled over in the last 18 months, with council bosses accusing a group of insurgent refuse workers of “bully boy tactics” in a “toxic” environment in which they claim culprits are protected by the GMB union.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Natasha Leake

Slashed tyres, death threats and a cache of weapons. It sounds like a gangland crime thriller – but is actually part of a decades-long war over Brighton’s bins. Bosses at Brighton and Hove city council accuse a group of insurgent refuse workers of “bully boy tactics” creating a “toxic” environment, and claim the insurgents are protected by the GMB union. Bin lorries at the Labour-run council’s waste disposal site have been repeatedly “sabotaged”, according to a May 15 council report.

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Natasha Leake

Meanwhile, the Labour-run council has announced a 4.99 per cent rise in council tax bills this year - the maximum increase allowed without a referendum. It would take take the average band D council tax bill to £2,455, more than £200 a month higher than the previous year. The latest round of delayed collections followed years of disorder at the bin depot.