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A813 (Stirling Road) Litter 8th January 2016

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First published at 20:33 UTC on August 22nd, 2018.

JonathanR1994

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This video was uploaded to highlight the problem of litter on the grass verges and pavements beside the A813 Stirling Road between Balloch and Hubbards Car Recycling Centre.
I originally reported litter on the grass verges beside Loch Lomond Homes & Garden Centre (see link: https://www.fixmystreet.com/report/61... ) on 6th April 2015 to West Dunbartonshire Council and although it seemed to have got cleared away in the autumn, it has since returned. And as with any country road, Drivers very rarely ever get caught in the act. It is also known for tourists to walk on the grass verges to and from Balloch to the countryside.

I hope the rubbish gets cleared away soon and the litterbugs caught where it hurts - their pockets.

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