Conor Walsh

And how are you going to service those rural areas, those, you know, rural counties, shall we say?

If you try and do it county by county, it becomes much more expensive, much more difficult, and you lose a lot of synergies that are serving businesses and businesses.

It's a rare, rare occurrence when a bin lorry can't go down a lane.

But it does happen.

It happens with bridges and it happens with narrow lanes.

And there can be other ways to serve those houses.

But look, that wouldn't matter whether it was on a tender or whether it was, you know, the private company side by side competition.

The road is difficult in that situation.

But look.

If that person wants to contact the EIDL, you may.

I'll certainly contact the local waste companies and see if some sort of a provision can be given.

There will be minimal contamination, really, but it's just not recyclable if it's covered in grease.

A huge effect.

I've seen the results and it's reduced contamination by half.

And in terms of the...

the number of bins that are contaminated, it's reduced that to about 10% actually.

But in terms of volumes, it's reduced it by more than half.

It's down from actually from 36% contamination to 14% contamination is what I heard last time.

Because it would presumably cut your cost a lot.

Absolutely, yeah.