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But as noted before on other threads, surely it isn't the best use of council workers' time to come and clean up every time somebody reports dog mess? If everybody reported every incident, the workers would be constantly going backwards and forwards. There is dog mess everywhere round here. Plus it's not exactly an incentive to the people leaving the mess, if they know someone else will come and clear it up. It just adds to our council tax bills. There must be better ways of addressing the problem, like more dog mess bins. Then the workers presently responding to one off requests to remove one off piles of s**t could be more usefully employed in emptying those bins. I do understand that the people with these incontinent dogs probably wouldn't use the bins anyway. What do other boroughs do? What do other countries do? -
She was on the way to the vet so has a sore leg if anyone spots her please let me know, many thanks Ray 07718893643 -
By EDmummy101 · Posted
Really interesting.. I recently saw a campaign for more places for teens to hang out. At first I thought there are plenty of places but that really isn't true, especially since consecutive governments reduced funding into youth clubs and community centres so most are privately run by charities now. More needs to be done, as screens are fine for a while but can be so addictive and hinder social interaction -
By EDmummy101 · Posted
Definitely problems caused by tree and clay soil, hot summers = less moisture in the soil etc
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