The posters which have popped up in the streets have accused a private firm of "stalking" people and pretending to call the police to "bully" them into handing over their personal details Councils ...

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POSTERS have been put up by City of York Council telling litter-droppers "Don't be a tosser." The posters carrying the blunt message have appeared across York, including at Tower Gardens, Clifton Ings ...

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The Keep Britain Tidy campaign should take its own advice and 'bin the filth' by removing posters which use 'offensive' sexual innuendo, campaigners said today. The posters - which use phrases ...

Litter wardens in Dublin are continuing to remove posters urging the public to vote for the Irish contestant in the Big Brothertelevision show. The placards were posted on lamposts around the capital ...

A controversial litter enforcement squad has been accused of "stalking" and "intimidating" people and running a bonus system for handing out fines. Anonymous posters levelling the claims against ...