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Litter

Page updated on: 13/10/2019

Report a litter problem

Dog fouling

Fly tipping

Fly posting

Graffiti

Beach litter

Fines

Pride in your patch

Recycling, Bins and Litter

Waste Amnesties FAQs

Cigarette ends - 80% of litter on our streets!

Cigarette ends can take up to 12 years to break down, they can be eaten by children and animals and can contaminate water supplies because they contain toxic chemicals, such as cadmium, lead and zinc which leach into the soil and waterways.

Don't drop it - bin it!

Fast food litter such as chip wrappers, drinks cartons and half eaten food can be found on 13% of our streets. It attracts vermin and is dangerous for wildlife.

The journey of your litter

Dropping litter can kill. One piece of litter can travel through the environment, killing numerous animals.

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Litter management plan 2014 - 18 (614KB, pdf)

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Litter

Report a litter problem

Dog fouling

Fly tipping

Fly posting

Graffiti

Beach litter

Fines

Pride in your patch

Recycling, Bins and Litter

Recycling / bin collections

Blue bags - Recycling

Food waste

Garden waste

Recycling Centres

What happens to your recycling

Waste amnesties

Bulky waste

Business waste

Composting

Electrical / Electronic waste

Clinical / hygiene waste

Real nappies

Litter

Pride in your patch

Refurbished white goods

Upcycled furniture

Cigarette ends - 80% of litter on our streets!

Don't drop it - bin it!

The journey of your litter

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