Fresh strikes have been called by refuse collection workers in Brighton involved in a long-running dispute with the local council over issues including working conditions.
Members of the GMB union in Brighton walked out on Monday for two weeks after complaining of being “messed around” by their managers over shifts.
The union has now served notice of a further two weeks of strikes, starting on October 21.
Talks between the two sides have been held this week but little progress has been made and rubbish is starting to pile up in the streets.
A council spokesperson said: “We apologise to residents for the disruption. Residents can get rid of their household waste and recycling at our Household Waste Recycling Sites, which are open throughout the strike.
“Our advice to residents during this time is wherever possible please flatten boxes, try to minimise waste and rinse and store recycling safely at home.”
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