New underground super bins have now been installed in seven locations across Liverpool.
Earlier this year, Liverpool City Council announced the start of a 'waste revolution', with a radical new approach to how household waste is stored and collected. The council's cabinet formally agreed the radical plans that will see an 'underground revolution' of 'subterranean super-bins' rolled out across the city.
The cavernous super-bins come in a variety of sizes, the biggest being able to take up to 5,000 litres of waste, the equivalent to a week’s worth of refuse for 20 houses.
