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Birmingham could switch to fortnightly bins under £14m savings plan
A trial has paved the way for a major change to rubbish collections across the city, but opposition councillors are pushing back. Find out what could change, what the council says it could save and why the plans are already proving controversial.
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00:00Fortnightly bin collections could be introduced across Birmingham after a council trial found recycling rates and savings of £14 million
00:08a year.
00:09The pilot in parts of North Birmingham and Sutton Coldfield replaced weekly rubbish collections with fortnightly collections alongside food waste
00:18pickups and a recycling bin.
00:20Birmingham City Council says no final decision has been made, despite an earlier report suggesting the change could begin in
00:28February.
00:28Opposition councillors want weekly household waste collections retained.
00:33The proposals would also bring back bulky waste collections and are due to be considered before Cabinet members decide whether
00:41to approve the system.

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