Call foul on dog dirt culprits in South Lanarkshire

THE net is closing in on dog owners in Clydesdale who fail to clean up their mutt’s mess – thanks to a new poster scheme.
Mucky pups...are being targeted in South Lanarkshire Council's new campaign to target those who don't clean up after their muttsMucky pups...are being targeted in South Lanarkshire Council's new campaign to target those who don't clean up after their mutts
Mucky pups...are being targeted in South Lanarkshire Council's new campaign to target those who don't clean up after their mutts

Soon ‘wanted’ posters will be going up all around Clydesdale, with the council inviting the public to give information to help catch the culprits.

Thank you posters will also be erected as a token of the council’s appreciation to the public.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Council leader Eddie McAvoy said: “Our message is, let’s all take responsibility for our environment and work together to improve our environment and rid ourselves of this blight.”

The council already has regular patrols across the county with all of its environmental health staff, and community wardens authorised to issue fixed penalty notices to owners.

Offenders face a fixed penalty fine of £40, increasing to £60 for late payment.

What’s your view on this story? Write to Editor Julie Currie at 3 High Street, Carluke, ML8 4AL, or email [email protected]