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In South Ayrshire, a new waste policy will see residents end up with six bins per household, some of which will only be collected every six weeks.
How many recycling bins is too many bins?

Also on the show...

CHILD SAFETY WEEK
In Child Safety Week, we speak to the mum who wants to share the accident that changed their family life forever. Nicole Bowles was out shopping in Helensburgh when she placed her shopping on top of her child's pram, something she had done many times before, but this time it led to the suffocation of her son. Katrina Phillips , Chief Executive of the Child Accident Prevention Trust, wants accidents like this to stop being a taboo.

CATS WEE DAY OOT
Cat Harvey takes us on another wee day oot and this week we are off to the birthplace of the oldest functioning fountain in the UK....Linlithgow!

SALAD CREAM
Salad Cream, one of the UK's most traditional condiments may be renamed Sandwich Cream. Heinz says that only 14% of those who buy the sauce use it on salads, with many more preferring to use it in sandwiches. What's in a brand name - does re-naming products work or is it just a ploy to get us talking?

BEAUTY PAGEANTS
The Miss America beauty pageant is scrapping its swimwear segment and will no longer judge competitors on physical appearance. Is there still a place for beauty pageants?

WWYDW
In this week's what would you do Wednesday, how would you approach neighbours who were getting on your nerves? Anna Devitt is currently in the process of moving out because of friction with her neighbours. Kate Smurthwaite would much rather post notes than confront neighbours. And Law Lecturer Andrew Tickell tells us what our rights are when it comes to problem neighbours.

TRAUMA TEDDIES
We speak to Community Police Officer, PC Andy Kerr, in Dundee on how he is helping children with trauma with the help of a Teddy Bear. Mary Glasgow is Director of Children and Family Services and External Affairs at Children's 1st and Elke Barber is the Author of 'Is Daddy coming back in a minute?'.