Letter: A wheelie daft idea
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Sir: The councillors of Wakefield ("Wheelie-bins dump pensioners in hospital", 8 December) are clearly one liquorice stick short of a Pontefract cake.
What on earth were they up to, suggesting people should clean the insides of their wheelie-bins? I have not seen anything so daft since those advertisements encouraging people to disinfect their S-bends.
No wonder the confused pensioners have been toppling in.
Yours sincerely,
Brian Simpson
London, N6
8 December
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