Families in Westminster are living in a nightmare as overflowing bins attract swarms of flies, turning their neighbourhood into a health hazard. The situation has escalated to the point where residents are forced to navigate piles of uncollected waste just to leave their homes.
Fly-Infested Streets Spark Outrage
Local residents report that the stench from the rotting rubbish is unbearable, with flies breeding uncontrollably in the summer heat. "It's disgusting," said one frustrated homeowner. "We pay our council tax, yet we're left to deal with this mess."
Parking Wars Add to the Chaos
To make matters worse, disputes over parking have reached boiling point. With limited spaces available, neighbours are at each other's throats, accusing one another of selfish behaviour. "People are blocking driveways and leaving their cars for weeks," complained a local resident.
Council Under Fire
Westminster Council faces mounting criticism for its failure to address the issues. Despite numerous complaints, bin collections remain irregular, and parking enforcement is virtually non-existent. "We need action now, not excuses," demanded a community leader.
As the crisis deepens, residents are calling for an emergency meeting with council officials to find a solution before the situation spirals further out of control.
