We have a bad fly-tipping problem in #Newham. Just tried the Bulky Waste service. I have to select each item separately from a massive dropdown. Select 'Wicker basket' (!) and it says 'Make sure it is clean'. What? No it's broken and dirty, hence me trying to get rid of it. Other stuff I can't find in the list at all.
Whilst doing my latest assessment of the sizes/CO2-emissions of UK local authority homepages, I've discovered that the Twitter/X widget for showing embedded timelines now seems to load around 100 tweets (and all the images in them). Council homepages which have the widget seem to have suddenly increased in page load since the start of last month so my guess is that Twitter/X's widget code has changed. For example Babergh District Council's homepage has grown by 17MB.
Aside from the Twitter/X widget bloat, UK councils continue to put increasingly huge images on their homepages with no thought for the fact every visitor will need to load them. The London Borough of Newham have included a 16667x5000px image of their mayor which comes in at over 14MB https://www.newham.gov.uk/images/Updated_Mayor_s_Website_Banner.jpg#Newham