Article: On-the-spot fines are reducing litter; CITY CENTRE BOSSES SAY THEIR BIG RUBBISH CLAMPDOWN IS PAYING DIVIDENDS.(News)

Article: IF I RULED THE WORLD I'd fine litter louts and ...
Evening Times;  September 6, 2006 ;     553 words ...ACTOR Warwick Davis, 36, was born in Epsom, Surrey. In 1983 he appeared as Wicket, the lead Ewok, in the final part of the Star Wars saga, Return of the Jedi. His other projects have included Willow, the four Harry Potter movies, Ray and The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. He lives in

Article: Fine litter lout smokers
Evening Times;  November 27, 2002 ;     680 words ...GLASGOW'S policy of on-the-spot (pounds) 25 fines for litter louts should be extended to include the fag brigade who drop cigarette butts outside many premises in the centre of town. Apart from being an eyesore, the piles of dog-ends are increasing all the time and no effort is made by the owners

Article: Fine litter louts more; Mailbag.(Letter to the ...
Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England);  August 21, 2009 ;     364 words ...I WAS interested to read in the Examiner on June 1, 2007, that litter droppers would be fined up to pounds 80 if caught dropping litter. But it still continues - what went wrong? My guess is it's too expensive to fine people and start court proceedings for pounds 80. Why not make fines pounds 300?

Article: CALL TO FINE LITTER LOUTS
Evening Mail;  April 20, 1998 ;     428 words ...LITTER louts should be handed on-the-spot fines to clean up the streets of the Black Country, it was claimed today. The Halesowen Township Council watchdog group has launched a Litter Attack campaign after claiming litter was a "blight on the nation." Township Council vice-chairman Carole Freer has

Article: CALL TO FINE LITTER LOUTS.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  April 20, 1998 ;     433 words ...LITTER louts should be handed on-the-spot fines to clean up the streets of the Black Country, it was claimed today. The Halesowen Township Council watchdog group has launched a Litter Attack campaign after claiming litter was a "blight on the nation." Township Council vice-chairman Carole Freer has

Article: Support officers 'should fine litter bugs'.
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  May 2, 2009 ;     456 words ...Byline: STEVE BAGNALL A COUNCILLOR yesterday defended a decision to have police community support officers hand out fixed fines to litter louts. The move came under attack from Wrexham Plaid councillor Carrie Harper who questioned whether the move was a viable use of police resources. And she said

Article: 'Use CCTV to fine litter louts'.
Newtonabbey Times (Portadown, Northern Ireland);  April 23, 2008 ;     474 words ...LOCAL councils should look into the possibility of using CCTV to impose fines on litter louts. That's the view of Newtownabbey Alliance Councillor Tom Campbell who wants to see technology used to catch people dropping litter from cars. A similar scheme has been proposed in England and Cllr Campbell