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katex · 14-07-2006, 23:51

mmmmm . does seem a little farcical, doesn't it ? As Madhatter says could have been better with a special litter bin, however, council probably thought had to drag themselves down to the mentality of gum litter louts.

See report in the Observer, that the first person in Hyndburn has been fined for letting their dog foul the pavement. £ 75 plus £ 60 costs. As this law has been in force ? years, took a long time, didn't it ? Lots of people now being fined for dropping cigarette ends.

Who catches these offenders ? Understand if it is the Dog Warden's job, can't be everywhere can he ?

14-07-2006, 23:51	#31
katex Resting in Peace Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 10,551 Blog Entries: 3 Liked: 16 times Rep Power: 11259	Re: Why such dirty streets mmmmm . does seem a little farcical, doesn't it ? As Madhatter says could have been better with a special litter bin, however, council probably thought had to drag themselves down to the mentality of gum litter louts. See report in the Observer, that the first person in Hyndburn has been fined for letting their dog foul the pavement. £ 75 plus £ 60 costs. As this law has been in force ? years, took a long time, didn't it ? Lots of people now being fined for dropping cigarette ends. Who catches these offenders ? Understand if it is the Dog Warden's job, can't be everywhere can he ?