| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Thankfully wheelie bin collections remain unaffected | |
| Posted by: | Raymond Havelock | |
| Date/Time: | 15/06/20 09:00:00 |
| There a new wave of Dog faeces being left in bags anywhere and even worser baby nappies in bags and sometimes not even that in parks and streets and by peoples front paths. Even on Buses and Tubes. Very bad in South Ealing and Northfields. We have enforcement officers wandering around but only looking for parked car breaches but it's about time fines were dolled out for litter and this public health carelessness. The only thing I can think is that now people have become so paranoid about possible infection that they do not want to go near dirty looking bins so sooner dump stuff. Not helped by the amount of people who still spit and often gob in or by bins. It may be bagged but all the same It's disgusting and from people who ought to know better. Cycled to Richmond Green yesterday was busy but patrolled by just a few park keepers and they were hot on litter. By 6pm it was pretty clean. Back in Ealing by 7pm and it looked liked the aftermath of a major event in Lammas and Walpole park. So where is the 'extra funding to enforce services that has been trumpeted by Mr Bell actually going? Not where it's being claimed to be for sure. But it's people and if they cannot comply and behave then start dolling out fines to cover the cost of cleaning up after them. But clean the bins properly and all the detritus around them. The 2m rule applies to objects of risk just as much as humans. |