Wheelie Bins stories:
Cumbria floods: 'once in a thousand years' deluge swamps defences
Nov 21st, 2009 - Telegraph
What the local authorities hadn't reckoned on was that just four years on, the Cumbrian town, and its near neighbour, Cockermouth, would be deluged by what was described yesterday as a once in a millennium event.
Scott Williams, 35, crushed to death after falling asleep in bin ...
Jul 14th, 2009 - Times Online
A man who was last seen alive on night out in Brighton last Saturday has been found crushed to death at a waste transfer site. The body of Scott Williams was found among...
Wheelie Bins videos from YouTube:
5:57Attack Of The Wheelie Bins!
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2:15Central TV news - wheelie bins versus black sacks
Central TV news clip shown 5th December 2007 explaining the debate in Bimingham City Council about wheelie bins versus black bags
4:35The wheelie bin lovers
we sure love wheelie bins :L
1:04Organic Wheelie Bin Truck collecting in Christchurch
Wheelie bin truck collecting loads of organic rubbish in Christchurch, NZ. Check out my Christchurch blog at pogostick.co.nz. Getting round cars is not that easy, in fact they have to get out and move the bins.
Wheelie Bins from WikiPedia:
A wheelie bin is a type of waste container used for general household waste. It uses two wheels that allow it to be easily moved through the owner's property. It is common for people to have multiple wheelie bins that contain different types of waste and can be distinguished by different colours.
They are known by different names. In the United States it is technically known as a "mobile garbage bin" or MGB. Green bin is a term used in Canada. A more sophisticated relation of the traditional round bin, it is a rectangular box on wheels usually of injection molded high density polyethylene (HDPE) although the larger ones may be made of steel. It is designed to be emptied mechanically and is therefore constrained by various standards to ensure that it mates correctly with the unloading machinery.
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