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A recent TIDY Northern Ireland survey revealed huge differences in the number of litter fines issued by councils within the province. Do you think councils should issue more fixed penalty notices to people who drop litter?
 
 
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Information for Borough Survey

Below is information for the councils actively participating the TIDY Northern Ireland's Borough Cleanliness Survey.

Current survey period: January - March 2008

Date survey to be completed: End March 2008

Date results to be forwarded to TIDY NI: End April 2008

Downloadable Information

Start the download of the file 2007 Borough Cleanliness Survey - Annual Report 2007 Borough Cleanliness Survey - Annual Report
Start the download of the file Sweet Wrappers & Cigarette Butts a Threat to Cleaner Streets Sweet Wrappers & Cigarette Butts a Threat to Cleaner Streets
Start the download of the file 2006 Borough Cleanliness Survey - Annual Report 2006 Borough Cleanliness Survey - Annual Report
Start the download of the file Our Streets are Getting Cleaner (3 July 07) Our Streets are Getting Cleaner (3 July 07)
Start the download of the file Annual Survey Report 2005 Annual Survey Report 2005
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