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London borough to scrap all 700 dog poo bins in £160,000 cost-cutting move
Dog owners will have to find another way to dispose of their pets' waste as the council looks to save money. But residents have raised concerns about overflowing bins and the lack of a clear alternative.
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00:01All 700 dog waste bins in Hillingdon are to be removed in a council cost-cutting effort
00:06expected to save £160,000 a year. The authority says owners should put dog waste in ordinary
00:12litter bins or take it home, with stickers identifying suitable bins in parks and popular
00:17walking spots. £60,000 of the savings will fund extra street cleaning. The council says
00:24its existing bins can handle the 14.5 tonnes of dog waste collected each month. But the
00:29Ryslip Residents Association says some dog bins already overflow. The council acknowledges
00:36fouling could increase, but says signs, communications and enforcement should help to manage the risk.

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