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Old 04-10-2015, 10:26 AM #9
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Originally Posted by Kazanne View Post
I think it's a good idea,I have a thing about litter louts,they are lazy and thoughtless.Do they realize the damage they can cause? no,as I said thoughtless, animals can die through our thoughtlessness and I've sat on chewing gum,it's disgusting.I notice Joey,you mentioned bins,we have several where I live and there is still litter on the floor just inches away,it's so annoying,why cant people just bend down and pick it up,I don't understand that I have taught my kids to bin their litter it's not hard,it also makes the place look untidy,people just don't care it seems.
Peopleshould pick up and dispose of their litter, however I said I see litter that has blown out of bins and I have also seen litter dropped from the bin when the council has come to empty the bin, driving off and not picking the papers/whatever up.

I think if anyone is seen dropping litter, by all means have some authority telling them to pick it up, fining them £100,I am not sure about that one.
Unless there are plenty of bins available and duly emptied too.

You are fortunate to have so many bins where you are, I had some litter in my hand the other day and in a city centre I walked over 15 minutes before I found a bin, and then had to squash the papers in it as it was so full.

It isn't the same everywhere.
So unless the conditions are right and things in place, then I don't agree with fines just for fining sake
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