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Years of Irish terrorism...or soccer...has made the British lose their minds


Ian McInery, the operational services manager for Pendle council, defended the decision to discipline Mr Carter. He said: "We have made it clear to staff that they are not allowed to put stickers or flags on bin wagons or wear clothing which shows support for a particular team, group or country....

Mr Carter still wears a bandana but one that bears the image of a skull and crossbones.

Binman's St George bandana 'is racist'
By Nigel Bunyan
Last Updated: 12:41am BSTĀ 21/07/2007

A black dustman has been banned from wearing a St George's Cross bandana because council officials say it could be regarded as racist.

Matthew Carter, 35, who was born in Barbados, used the headgear to keep his dreadlocks out of the way while he was on his rounds in Burnley, Lancs. He had done so for seven months before his photograph appeared in a local newspaper. A number of local people complained, and his superiors called him.

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