RE: 'Litter louts fined', page 2, September 24. Ironically, whilst walking under the walkway leading to Sheffield Magistrates' Court where, no doubt these 'litter louts' paid their fines, I observed security staff standing outside having a cigarette and then, rather than dispose of it in the correct way, they threw their cigarettes over the walkway where I happened to be walking, adding to the already disgusting mess which never seems to get cleaned up.
Is it a case of one rule for them and one rule for everyone else?
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WHAT happens when student litter louts discard hundreds of leaflets advertising night clubs at their welcome event in the large marquee next to the S
tudents' Union on Paternoster Row?
The pavements of this street, Grinders Hill, and the bottom of Shoreham Street, were a disgrace.
Even our City Hall ballroom was a culprit, advertising their Saturday Night Fever Hot Pants.
But, the worst offender was leaflets for the Embrace Nightclub, which were distributed in a plastic carrier bag with leaflets and a condom. Nearly all the clubs were advertising their cheap booze.
The council must have known about this event and should have directed two of our Street Force officers to the venue.
I hope our new Liberal Democrat Council will prosecute the nightclubs when they start attaching their flyers to the street furniture.
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