“It is not a nice way to live, it is horrible.'
councilThey say the local authority's cleansing staff took over two weeks to collect bins with rats, seagulls and maggots building up due to the incident on Allison Street.
"Not only has the rubbish piled up but the bin lids are broken which causes many insects and maggots to build up when seagulls pick stuff out of the bins." Residents on the bottom floor, closest to the bins, have reportedly seen rats and mice get into the building which has caused panic among those who live there.
“This doesn’t feel like my home anymore and it is in the worst state than it ever has in the 11 years I’ve lived here.”
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