Research shows that nearly every adult in the population drops litter in varying degrees. People in cars feel immune and unaccountable. The worse an area is the more comfortable people feel about committing environmental crime.

You can help to keep the borough clean by informing us when ever you witness litterred streets which need to be cleaned. 

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     Litter line and Graffiti Hotline 0800 318 026

 

You can submit an online street cleansing request here|.

 

 

Street Cleaning

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Out in the streets are the street cleaning crew who are responsible for keeping the borough clean with their road sweepers, footpath and alley sweepers, litter pickers, mowers, brooms and brushes and lots of skill and hard work. 

 

All streets in the borough are swept at least once every eight weeks. Town centres, areas around schools and other hot spots are swept daily. 

 

 

 Litter Collection

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Litter in town centres, around schools and other hot spots are picked twice daily. Litter is unsightly and can quickly build up if not removed. Therefore we have a freephone number that members of the public can telephone.  The free phone number to report litter on is telephone 0800 318026 

  

Environmental Wardens

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Environmental wardens are a group of volunteers who take responsibility of looking after an area of the borough.  This could be as small as the pavement of the street in front of their house or as large as an open space or a row of shops, or even the roads near a school. Read more about Environmental Wardens|  

 

You can now report fly tipping, litter, dog mess, graffiti, animal carcus on public highway or any other street cleaning incidents using the online street cleansing form.

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Graffiti| | Dog Fouling || Bin Emptying || Fly Tipping || Fly Posting || Bin Replacement  |