Travellers 'cash in on Birmingham bin strike by picking up rubbish - then DUMP it in Solihull' | The Sun
Piles of rubbish fester on a Birmingham street before the city's strike by binmen has even begun! | Daily Mail Online
Birmingham bin dispute declared 'over' but strike action costs city council another £6m
Birmingham bin strike could be back on over Christmas with workers set to vote this week - Birmingham Live
Birmingham seven-week bin strike comes to an end | Birmingham | The Guardian
Birmingham bin strike: 'All I see is this rubbish' - BBC News
Birmingham bin strike - why is the city council making bin workers redundant and which collections are affected? | The Sun
Piles of rubbish in Medley Road, Tyseley, Birmingham during the bin men's strike Stock Photo - Alamy
Birmingham bin strike: the dust settles… for now | Counterfire
Volunteers tackle rubbish pile-up in Birmingham bin strike | News | The Times
Binmen threaten to extend strike until Christmas | Daily Mail Online
Birmingham's binmen conclude their strike … for now | The Communists
Bins chaos across Birmingham - it's about to get worse as more workers join dispute - Birmingham Live
Birmingham council leader John Clancy quits over bin strike and admits 'mistakes' | Politics News | Sky News
Birmingham City Council leader John Clancy resigns as bin strike crisis deepens | The Independent | The Independent
Birmingham council leader resigns over handling of bin strike | Financial Times
Families face month-long wait for bin collections after council workers call in sick after Christmas
Birmingham Bin Strike: City Under Siege As Residents Fear Rise In Numbers Of Rodents | HuffPost UK News
Birmingham binmen on strike were paid £45K a year | Daily Mail Online
Binmen on strike in Birmingham | The Communists
Birmingham bin strike - why is the city council making bin workers redundant and which collections are affected? | The Sun
Birmingham seven-week bin strike comes to an end | Birmingham | The Guardian
Birmingham bin workers agree to call off five-month dispute | Birmingham | The Guardian
