Tips reopen but no 'return to normal'
Queues have built up outside rubbish tips as some were reopened this morning for the first time since lockdown, with pressure mounting on the government to lift restrictions.
In Manchester, household waste recycling centres reopened with social distancing measures in place to stop the spread of coronavirus, after research found fly-tipping had quadrupled in some areas of the UK during the lockdown.
Plans are also in place for other areas, with some tips in Northumberland and Yorkshire opening from Monday, and other local authorities such as Hertfordshire County Council making preparations, according to local media.
Mayor of Greater Manchester Andy Burnham has made it clear "this is not a return to normal".
Local Government Secretary Robert Jenrick has said councils should be confident to reopen tips "as soon as possible", although there are warnings that protective equipment for waste workers and proper social distancing plans must be in place.
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2020-05-02 15:22:30Z
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