Money awarded to get North Herts out of sticky situation
North and East Herts Councils have been awarded £60,000 to tackle the scourge of chewing gum litter in town centres.
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North and East Herts Councils have been awarded £60,000 to tackle the scourge of chewing gum litter in town centres.
SPECIALIST equipment has been bought by Shetland Islands Council to remove chewing gum from the streets. The machinery was purchased using a grant from the Chewing Gum Task Force, which was established by the UK Government and is run by environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy....
South Lanarkshire Council has received a significant sum of funding to rid the streets of chewing gum.
Camden Tube Station and Camden High Street prioritised as council given £70,000 in a joint deal with Brent to tackle chewing gum littering.
Camden Tube Station and Camden High Street prioritised as council given £70,000 in a joint deal with Brent to tackle chewing gum littering.