Dont Be Mucky Ducky
Councillors have launched a new Locality Action Partnership campaign to tackle dog fouling in the Butt Lane and Clough Hall area. Dog mess is an eyesore and a health hazard and your Councillors are taking tough action.
Town Councillor Sylvia Dymond said: “I am a dog owner and I always pick up after my pets. The problem of dog fouling has increased dramatically in recent years, but it is now time for some action. I am throwing all my support behind this local campaign, ‘Don’t be mucky, clean it up ducky’. We have posters and stickers available to deter people from allowing their pets to foul outside your home or on the pavements in the area. Please contact us for more information.”
Kyle said: “Since becoming Chair of Public Protection I have pushed for more enforcement on those that refuse to pick up after their dogs. It is a crime and I urge the public to report the culprits to Newcastle Borough Council on 01782 717717. We have a hard line approach on this matter at the Council and we regularly prosecute offenders. Some fines have reached up to £1000. It is important to recognise that the majority of dog owners are sensible and do the right thing.”

Why not print the poster and place in your window or ask the local shop to put one up? You can help us to tackle this issue.
Posted on February 3, 2015, in Butt Lane, Kidsgrove and tagged Bag it, Bin it, Butt Lane, Butt Lane Blog, Butt Lane Community Blog, Butt Lane Councillor Kyle Robinson, Butt Lane Kyle Robinson, Butt Lane News, Chairman of LAPs Kyle Robinson, Cllr Kyle Robinson, cllrkylerobinson, community, Community Blog, Councillor for Butt Lane, Councillor Sylvia Dymond, Councillors, Dog Fouling, Dog Fouling Butt Lane, Dont be mucky ducky, kidsgrove kyle robinson, Kidsgrove News, labour councillors, Newcastle Borough Council, Sylvia Dymond, Sylvia Dymond Butt Lane, www.cllrkylerobinson.com. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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