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Poop scoop reminder to Llanelli dog owners

Carmarthenshire's ‘poop scoop’ team have been reminding dog owners at Llanelli’s Millennium Coastal Park to pick up after their pets. The team were out and about with information and advice and free poop bags as part of National Poop Scoop Week 2011. Run by the Dogs Trust and supported by Carmarthenshire County Council and Tidy Towns, the aim was to encourage dog owners to help clean up our public spaces. While the majority of dog owners are responsible and pick up after their pet, a careless few are still giving dogs a bad name. The team were at North Dock as well as Burry Port harbour to spread the word on dog fouling and its consequences. Executive Board Member for the Environment Councillor Philip Hughes said: “The council is determined to stop the problem of dog fouling and improve the environment for both residents and visitors to Carmarthenshire. “By taking part in National Poop Scoop Week we are reminding dog owners of their responsibilities and the consequences of no...

It's National Poop Scoop Week - oh yes!

Dog owners in Carmarthenshire are being urged to pick up after their pets. Carmarthenshire County Council is supporting National Poop Scoop Week 2011 which is being held from July 25-31. Run by the Dogs Trust, the aim is to remind dog owners to pick up after their dog and help clean up our public spaces. While the majority of dog owners are responsible and pick up after their dog, a careless few are still giving dogs a bad name. If you don’t pick-up after your pet you could get a fixed penalty notice of £75 or face prosecution in court and a maximum fine of £1,000. The council’s ‘Poop Scoop’ team will be out and about next week to raise awareness of dog fouling and its consequences. They will be at the Millennium Coastal Park, North Dock, Llanelli, on Tuesday, July 26; Pendine beach car park on Thursday, July 28; and Llansteffan car park on Friday, July 29 between 11am and 2pm with information and advice and free poop bags. Executive Board Member for the Environment Councillor Philip H...