Name a Street Sweeper Competition
The council is in the process of buying 7 new small street sweepers to replace old machines that have become too costly to maintain.
Ahead of their arrival, we're holding a competition for residents to suggest names for each sweeper.
Enter now
Items we remove from public areas
We remove the following items from public areas:
- drug-related litter
- vomit
- broken glass
- dead animals, including foxes
- traffic accident debris
- dog fouling/mess
- full street/park bin
Please help us by doing your bit and:
- take your litter home or use the street bins provided
- put your household waste on your collection day (not before), ensuring it's on your own property
- clear up after your dog, using the dedicated dog waste bins.
You can also use our online form to report an overflowing litter bin.
Report litter
Please note: We aim to remove litter within 48 hours of it being reported - and drug-related litter within 1 hour.
Litter fines
Littering is illegal. If you're caught littering, you could receive an on-the-spot fine called a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) of £400.
On-the-spot fines for littering are discounted to £240 if paid within 10 days.
Anyone who fails to pay their FPN within 14 days risks being taken to court and fined up to £2,500.
Pay a litter fine (opens new window)