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Posted by Editor on 26th August 2009 at 02:59 PM

Worsley MP on summer casework, part 3 - flytipping

by Tom Rodgers

`In the final part of our most recent interview with Barbara Keeley MP, on the agenda this summer are the perennial local nuisances of graffiti and fly-tipping, for which the council have managed to successfully prosecute cases (see links below).

But what powers do local people have to challenge fly-tippers if they're seen despoiling Salford streets? And who should they contact if they have any trouble?

Ms Keeley has produced an anti-social behaviour handbook with guides to the law on the major annoyances which crop up regularly, including fireworks, graffiti, alcohol, noisy neighbours and harrassment. Copies are available for local residents from the MP's surgery on 0161 799 4159



Related Links

Salford council prosecute flytippers click here
To watch our article on LitterAction in Eccles click here
Report as offensive or innapropriate Comment by TomSO  27th August 2009
It's a special kind of casework that takes less time :) Thanks for the heads-up, article has been amended.

Report as offensive or innapropriate Comment by Guest  26th August 2009
What is caswork ?



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