Overview
- Residents reported overflowing public bins across several Llandudno streets after Christmas week, describing the mess and dog-waste bags as a health hazard.
- Conwy County Council said open-spaces crews were on duty between Christmas and New Year, including weekend shifts from 7am to 3pm.
- The council criticized irresponsible disposal and urged people to use another container or take rubbish home when bins are full.
- Old Colwyn councillor David Carr blamed staff reductions and the removal of some bins, citing recruitment problems and rising council tax as pressures on services.
- Llandudno councillor Louise Emery said she will push for sufficient staffing and bin provision during future festive periods.