let s get more on this from bbc sussex s political reporter, ben weisz. thank you forjoining. what is it like having that much waste piled up on the city s streets? you like having that much waste piled up on the city s streets? on the city s streets? you have seen the iles on the city s streets? you have seen the piles piled on the city s streets? you have seen the piles piled up on the city s streets? you have seen the piles piled up on on the city s streets? you have seen the piles piled up on the on the city s streets? you have seen the piles piled up on the streets, . the piles piled up on the streets, and it the piles piled up on the streets, and it smells exactly as you would imagine and it smells exactly as you would imagine if and it smells exactly as you would imagine. if i was to bottle it and send imagine. if i was to bottle it and send it imagine. if i was to bottle it and send it to imagine. if i was to bottle it and send it to you, it starts with rollin
councillors members they say, and agreement of councillors on the other side, that could councillors on the other side, that could suspend the action that was due to could suspend the action that was due to resume next thursday. we are still waiting due to resume next thursday. we are still waiting for confirmation from the council but that is potentially very positive news indeed for the city. very positive news indeed for the city as very positive news indeed for the city as for very positive news indeed for the city. as for when the rubbish will actually city. as for when the rubbish will actually be removed, well, as you have actually be removed, well, as you have said actually be removed, well, as you have said contractors have been out in the have said contractors have been out in the city have said contractors have been out in the city today. the real question is how in the city today. the real question is how quickly can the rest of it be taken is how qui