Missing 660 L commercial RED rubbish bin & 240 L yellow bin
Hi everyone, Tuesday yesterday 20th of September in the afternoon 3pm to 6pm. Has anyone notices our business bins from The Reef coffee & sushi Bar 461 a Devon street East in Strandon put on front of Federal Bake house its missing. It's odd to think who take our bins aways for any reason need to be emptied by waste management.
Never happen before in 8 years of business.
It's full of general Waste and recycle bins
If anyone notice anyone do those things we would love to hear from you. We will report to Waste management team.
It's not cool to steal our bins full of rubbish
just for fun we won't tolerate those behaviors
Anyone notice anything please call to our shop: 06 7585039 ask For Clinten or text 02102998043. Thank you. THE Reef
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