Streets

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.

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

Let us know if you see dumped items left in a public or private place, also known as a fly-tip.

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.

How to contact us about repairing a bench.

If you've found a dead animal on public land, we'll remove it and clean up.

Find out how we manage weeds in the city.

What flyering is, how to apply for a flyering licence, and how to report issues with flyering.

Find out what flyposting is, how we tackle it, and how to report it.

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 fine, also known as a fixed penalty notice (FPN).

Find out what we consider the differences between graffiti and street art to be, and what we do about them.

Find out what types of graffiti we remove, how to report it to us, tips to prevent graffiti, the technology we use to remove it, and the enforcement action we take against it.

We have a commercial graffiti removal service to help residents, businesses and organisations remove unwanted graffiti quickly.

Find out what action we’re taking to tackle illegal graffiti and tagging and to facilitate legal street art.

Find our how to propose legal street art, and get guidance from all our council teams, a step-by-step process, a checklist, and risk assessment templates.