Dona Pepe recycling

I read recently about the overflow of recycling containers in Dona Pepe, yesterday we visited Gama, and couldnt believe the amount of plastic, paper and cardboard dumped on the pavement and road at the recycling containers, ok there must be a problem with the collectors, but the public must take 50% of the blame, considering that the majority of the people putting it there go by car with their rubbish in their boot, then empty it in the road, why if they see it over flowing dont they leave it in the boot, then as they travel around find a sight that is usable, after leaving Gama we saw one on the way to Lidl, two in Guardamar, one by the Aqua park, one by the Farmacia in Benijofar, one in Benijofar village, another four in Benimar and two in Rojales, a total of twelve within twenty minutes drive from Gama, all usable with no sign of them overflowing, surely these people responsible for fly tipping could keep their unperishable goods in their cars until they come across a usable sight. I wonder if the same people, when their pedal bins in their kitchens become full, do they continue putting their waste bin bags scattered all over the kitchen.

Some one must have taken heed as there is a builders truck clearing all the accumulated rubbish around the consum/ aldi area about 10 mins ago …….!

We went down by Aldi, the other day and it was a tip! We drove around and ended up in Los Montesinos and found several empty bins in the industrial area.

Roy and Mo Williams wrote:I read recently about the overflow of recycling containers in Dona Pepe, yesterday we visited Gama, and couldnt believe the amount of plastic, paper and cardboard dumped on the pavement and road at the recycling containers, ok there must be a problem with the collectors, but the public must take 50% of the blame, considering that the majority of the people putting it there go by car with their rubbish in their boot, then empty it in the road, why if they see it over flowing dont they leave it in the boot, then as they travel around find a sight that is usable, after leaving Gama we saw one on the way to Lidl, two in Guardamar, one by the Aqua park, one by the Farmacia in Benijofar, one in Benijofar village, another four in Benimar and two in Rojales, a total of twelve within twenty minutes drive from Gama, all usable with no sign of them overflowing, surely these people responsible for fly tipping could keep their unperishable goods in their cars until they come across a usable sight. I wonder if the same people, when their pedal bins in their kitchens become full, do they continue putting their waste bin bags scattered all over the kitchen.

Some people cant be bothered to look for empty bin and some send children to bins with rubbish and they cannot reach to open the lid so leave on ground a lot would change their ways if bin was outside their properties