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Post by dianthus on Jul 10, 2016 20:37:05 GMT
Hear hear, Eli
My rebrobates are teenagers and they should know better. They just think everyone else is their servant, clearing up after them. A spell in borstal would do a lot of them a favour, to transition them to responsibility.  |
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Post by grindle on Jul 11, 2016 3:32:53 GMT
I'm sorry to say the worst is over the moors where we get a lot of fly tipping and rubbish thrown out of cars |
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Post by Geranium on Jul 11, 2016 5:13:04 GMT
What they don't realise is that when the Council send out their workers to clear up, they have to be paid out of our Council tax - and the litter louts' Council tax, too! I wish they could be tracked down and prosecuted.
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Post by dianthus on Jul 11, 2016 8:50:21 GMT
What they don't realise is that when the Council send out their workers to clear up, they have to be paid out of our Council tax - and the litter louts' Council tax, too! I wish they could be tracked down and prosecuted. So do I, Geranium , so do I!!
It's so wrong that a few individuals can ruin the environment for so many residents. I think my set of oiks are also putting washing up liquid in the river, to watch the bubbles!!! GGGRRRRR!! A couple of times, recently, I have seen the water looking very scummy by the bridge en route to the bus stop.
I've not seen the kingfisher this year, and the heron only a few weeks ago, which makes me wonder if they have killed off the fish? The heron will hunt elsewhere, but the kingfisher brood will probably perish.... so sad. 
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Post by Eli on Jul 11, 2016 19:11:07 GMT
Ah yes we get fly tipping here too, on the hills. What I don't understand is that it's easier and nearer to take the rubbish to the recycling place than up the top of a mountain, so why do they do it ! They must be thick and they obviously don't care about the environment.  I hope you'll see the Kingfishers soon dianthus I also wish they could catch them.
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I hope you'll see the Kingfishers soon 
