Forget Westminster β the stuff that really winds us up happens at the end of our own street. Rank these five everyday gripes from mildly annoying to absolutely fuming.
Put the items in your preferred order.
The bins only come every two weeks
By day ten the wheelie bin is bulging and the kitchen smells of last Sunday's chicken. Miss the collection and you've got a month of misery.
The pothole nobody fixes
You swerve round it every single morning and still clip it once a week. Three phone calls later, it's somehow got bigger.

Parking charges in the town centre
You used to pop in for ten minutes for nothing. Now you're feeding a machine that won't take coins and needs an app.

Speed bumps on every road
They appeared overnight and now the school run feels like a fairground ride. The taxi driver has opinions about them too.

The public toilets are shut
Lovely day out at the seafront, nowhere to go. You end up buying a coffee you didn't want just to use the loo.
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Which British political slogan, used by the Conservative Party in the 1959 general election, promised continued prosperity under Harold Macmillan?
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