Litter

Report a litter problem

We are responsible for removing litter from pavements, streets and public land. Report a litter problem in your area.

Report a litter problem

Dog fouling

Dog walkers should use council litter bins for their bagged dog waste. If you see someone failing to clean up after their dog please report it to us as soon as possible.

Dog fouling

Fly tipping

Flytipping - it's your duty to care. Find advice on disposing of your waste responsibly and how to report fly-tipping.

Fly tipping

Volunteer support – litter picking

Our Pride in Your Patch scheme supports litter champions across the county, to sign up or find more help and advice see our webpage.

Pride in your Patch

Fines for littering

Fixed Penalty Notices can be issued if you are caught dropping litter or failing to clean up after your dog. Find out more about litter fines.

Fines for littering

Remember to do a #2MINUTECLEANUP!

Use the litter pickers and bags provided in our clean up boards to spend a couple of minutes or more doing a 2-minute clean up. Find a site near you!

2 minute clean up - board locations

Be a Litter Champion!

We provide support to over 1000 litter picking volunteers across the County. Find out how we can support you.

Join our Litter Champion community

Beach litter

Every day 8 million individual pieces of plastic enter the world’s oceans. Find more information and what you can do to help.

Beach litter

Graffiti

We are responsible for removing graffiti from public areas and public buildings. We also work with the police to remove offensive graffiti.

Report graffiti

Fly posting

Fly-posting is the unauthorised display of advertising signs, posters and stickers in public places. Report fly posting.

Fly posting

Follow the journey of your litter

Caru Sir Gâr

Caru Sir Gâr highlights the importance of responsible waste disposal and the financial and environmental impact of littering on our community.

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Don’t waste it – recycle it

36% of our streets contain drink related litter, most of which could have been recycled. Instead, it looks awful, attracts vermin and can trap wildlife.

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Report a litter problem

Dog fouling

Fly tipping

Volunteer support – litter picking

Fines for littering

Remember to do a #2MINUTECLEANUP!

Be a Litter Champion!

Beach litter

Graffiti

Fly posting

Follow the journey of your litter

Caru Sir Gâr

Don’t waste it – recycle it