Birmingham City Councillor Meirion Jenkins has hit out at the "laughing stock" of the city's bin strikes as the walkout by refuse workers passes 100 days.

The bitter dispute with the council was triggered over equal pay for waste vehicle drivers, with more than 200 workers facing pay cuts by the Labour-run administration.

Birmingham City Councillor Meirion Jenkins has hit out at the "laughing stock" of the city's bin strikes as the walkout by refuse workers passes 100 days.The bitter dispute with the council was triggered over equal pay for waste vehicle drivers, with more than 200 workers facing pay cuts by the Labo...{ai:summary}<p>Birmingham City Councillor Meirion Jenkins criticized the ongoing bin strikes, which have now lasted over 100 days, calling the situation a "laughing stock." The strikes began due to a dispute over equal pay for waste vehicle drivers, impacting over 200 workers facing pay cuts from the Labour-run council. </p><p>#politics</p>

Birmingham councillor rages at bin strikes as waste left uncollected for 10 weeks

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