Education on recycling needed.
Out delivering Focus in Whitmore Reans this weekend the St. Peter's Focus Team was astonished to find overflowing wheely bins left on the footpath when clearly there was no refuse collections that day. Even worse, no attempt had been made to separate out items that could be recycled. The Focus Team has called on Wolverhampton Council not only to clear up the mess, some of which is near food shops, but to organise community education programmes about domestic waste. The dangers to health from domestic waste in the street should be obvious but apparently isn't. And the effort needed to separate recyclable items such as glass and paper is minute compared to the advantages it brings to the environment.
