Rubbish disposal

[Thistle]

Wrong. Bushes are obviously for dog poo bags. Come and take a look at my garden fence, gets littered with them. Don’t know why folk don’t take them home or dispose of them correctly.

The bag flingers are becoming a real menace, it's indicative of the big brother state we live in, these vile people will clear up after their dogs reluctantly and only if they are being watched to avoid any possibility of a fine or worse getting an angry stare! They invariably will fling the bag as soon as possible.

The stupid downside of this is the bagged waste becomes an eyesore rapidly joined by many others as the fling it site becomes more visible to like minded scum(bags!) and will take weeks even months to degrade whereas if the mess was left where it was it will be washed away or absorbed into the ground in no time.

I recently visited Coldstones Cut and right at the entrance to the sculpture there was a huge stinking pile of poo bags where the collective scumbags had decided that was ok to dump them there, probably a good few weeks worth of them.

We sadly live in increasingly pathetic times!

 

[colinm]

The bag flingers are becoming a real menace, it's indicative of the big brother state we live in, these vile people will clear up after their dogs reluctantly and only if they are being watched to avoid any possibility of a fine or worse getting an angry stare! They invariably will fling the bag as soon as possible.

The stupid downside of this is the bagged waste becomes an eyesore rapidly joined by many others as the fling it site becomes more visible to like minded scum(bags!) and will take weeks even months to degrade whereas if the mess was left where it was it will be washed away or absorbed into the ground in no time.

I recently visited Coldstones Cut and right at the entrance to the sculpture there was a huge stinking pile of poo bags where the collective scumbags had decided that was ok to dump them there, probably a good few weeks worth of them.

We sadly live in increasingly pathetic times!

This is nothing new. About 15 years ago we had a big problem on a footpath 'behind' a hedge, all the surrounding paths where open to view from a wide area, so it became a bag magnet, but it was only about a hundred yards from a poo bin! Fortunately it was solved when the path was moved to the other side of hedge.