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Streets

Report a problem that needs cleaning, let us know about dumped items and what to do if you see offensive graffiti.

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Report a problem that needs cleaning

Tell us if an area needs cleaning and we’ll start to clean it up within 24 hours if it’s dangerous and if not, as soon as possible. This system is not monitored outside of working hours or weekends.

Report a dead animal

If you've found a dead wild animal anywhere or a dead pet on public land, we'll remove it and clean up

What to do about dumped items

Let us know if you see dumped items left in a public place, also known as a fly-tip. We'll aim to collect it within 2 days of it being reported.

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Graffiti

What to do about graffiti

Let us know about graffiti on public land and offensive graffiti on private property.

How we can help you to paint over graffiti

How to get paint and equipment for your community or resident group to paint over graffiti in your local area.

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Street maintenance

Report a blocked rain gully or drain

Tell us if you find a blocked rain gully or drain and we'll let our highways team know.

Report a damaged bench or dedicate one

How to contact us about repairing a bench, or fill in our form to ask us to put in or dedicate a bench.

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Environmental problems

Report waste problems caused by a business

Let us know about waste problems caused by a business. This could be a business using household communal bins for its waste, its bins causing an obstruction or not clearing up customer litter.

What to do if you get an environmental fixed penalty notice

It’s illegal to litter our streets and open spaces. If we catch someone dropping litter, flyering without a permit or not clearing up dog mess, we'll issue a fixed penalty notice (FPN).

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Flyering

Flyering and flyposting

What flyering is, how to apply for a flyering licence, and how to report illegal flyposting.

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