Tenants of another flat put rubbish in my bin

Josh said:
It's such weird anecdotal things like this that make me not believe a word you say sometimes.

How would you even be able to quantify this, also I heard of bad workplace craic, but chatting about how much rubbish is in your respective bins makes me glad I work from home.

Only solution is to move into the bin imo
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My colleague doesn’t have rubbish overflowing onto the floor. One tenant has their bin overflowing 3 days after the bin men come.
 
Reminds me. Some guy keeps letting his dog poo on the pavement. Like really big poos, so the school run is a daily game of dodge the turds.

Seriously contemplating some letterbox action.
 
Back home and had a better look at the rubbish - all loose. Work boots look at least a size 11, I’m a size 8. Plus could see a Christmas card sticking out. Hopefully it will say ‘To (name of tenants) from (whoever)’ Plus some toys - i don’t have children.

Going to root through the rubbish to see any personal details. Whilst wearing gloves. Take photos of things of interest.

I’m being harassed by the pathetic low life tenants. Using other people’s bins without permission is fly tipping- an anti social behaviour. They should be evicted as never take any warnings seriously. They carry on with the mess 10 days after warnings.

Police will take interest as they told me after speaking to the tenants that they have been warned about fly tipping.
 
These useless cheesefest threads are nothing more than spam, punish him/her/it for clogging up the forum!
 
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I might have misunderstood. Is it a block of eight flats with say, two bins each? One recycling and other waste? Are they communal or does each owner have their own bins which are labelled etc?

Do they dump stuff in the other neighbour's bins? Have your neighbours mentioned its a problem? Can you not move your bins, furthest away, so it requires more effort to walk? Usually, people are lazy sods and will dump their rubbish in the nearest irrespective of owner, or type of bin.

They might be trying to wind you up. If they see you scrutinising contents; will think its funny and simply do it more.
 
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cheesefest said:
Didn’t have time to check the full extent of the contents. One of the things was some work boots. Clearly not mine and some colouring pencils.
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cheesefest said:
What do I do? Probably scour the rubbish (with my wombling gear) to seek out any personal information. Then report to the police with evidence
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This is unironically the best thing I've read all week.
 
@op, does this actually affect you in any way? I.e. taking up so much space that you can't fit your rubbish in? If so then fair enough, but I get the impression you're working yourself up over something which has zero impact on you. I get that its annoying and a bit of a pee take, but you seem to be taking it waaaaay too seriously :cry:
 
i know it's only banter but i can see why OP is cheesed off, how would you like someone putting their rubbish in your bin? i wouldn't like it, council tax pays for our own bin service not someone else's. i've lived in cramped flats with some neighbours who were idiots in various ways and it's not nice.
 
tyke_ said:
i know it's only banter but i can see why OP is cheesed off, how would you like someone putting their rubbish in your bin? i wouldn't like it, council tax pays for our own bin service not someone else's. i've lived in cramped flats with some neighbours who were idiots in various ways and it's not nice.
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