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Stratford District Council is committed to keeping the district as clean and litter-free as possible.
Litter includes food and small items such as cigarette ends as well as large items such as bags or food and drinks containers.
'Prescribed Premises' are those that have been identified by the Secretary of State as having the potential to be a source of a litter problem including food and drink outlets, petrol stations, leisure centres, premises which cashpoints and premises which sell lottery tickets.
However, if the land is privately owned and not accessible by the public, but is affected by litter or fly tipping which causes a public nuisance or environmental health issue, we may take action under other legislation against the landowner to get the material removed.
Dropping or leaving litter is an offence. This includes litter thrown or dropped out of a car. Anyone dropping litter may be issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice of £75 or may be prosecuted at Court and fined up to £2,500.
If you would like to hold a litter clean up event to help improve your local environment, please let us know as we may be able to provide advice and support.
If you contact us (details below) before the event, we may be able to provide sacks, gloves or litter pickers for you to use and arrange collection of the sacks of litter when you have finished the event.
More details and guidance on community litter clean ups is available from Keep Britain Tidy - The Big Tidy Up (telephone 01942 612 602).
If you would like more information or wish to speak to a member of the Council's Streetscene team, please contact us:
Telephone: 01789 260616
Fax: 01789 260607
Email streetscene@stratford-dc.gov.uk
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