The man was not allowed to accept the GoFundMe campaign cash that was raised to send him on holiday.
It was not until a travel agent intervened by selecting Mr Spiers as its holiday competition winner that he secured a free trip away
Bromley Council contractor Veolia said Paul Spiers, 63, who works in Beckenham, could not accept the cash raised through a GoFundMe campaign because its agreement with the council forbade it. Ms Knight said she and Mr Spiers became friends through their mutual love of Elvis Presley, which he often played from a speaker on his dustcart.
A Veolia spokesperson said: “We are always happy to hear from members of the public who want to recognise our teams.
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