Residents in Garthamlock, Craigend and Gartloch are alarmed by the increasing incidents of dog fouling across the community. Dog fouling is not only an offense under the Dog Fouling (Scotland) Act 2003 but can also lead to a ยฃ100 fine for the dog owner or responsible person. Glasgow City Council has a legal obligation to address this issue in designated areas, as specified by the Litter (Animal Droppings) Order 1991 of the Environmental Protection Act (1990). In this blog post, we’ll explore Glasgow City Council’s responsibility, reporting methods for residents, and the key information they should gather before reporting.
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Engaging the Community: Garthamlock, Craigend, and Gartloch Take a Stand Against Litter
In a united effort to combat litter and improve the overall cleanliness of our local neighbourhood, the Garthamlock, Craigend, and Gartloch Community Council recognised the importance of active community participation. Understanding the significance of a cleaner environment, we requested the establishment of a community litter pick hub in Garthamlock. Through a collaborative partnership with GESH, the local community centre, our vision became a reality.
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GARTHAMLOCK, CRAIGEND & GARTLOCH COMMUNITY COUNCIL 