Eight individuals have been prosecuted for littering in Bromley, racking up more than £5,400 in fines and court costs, as part of an ongoing campaign by Bromley Council to keep the borough’s streets clean.
Littering is a criminal offence, and enforcement officers will issue fixed penalty notices to anyone found littering. If the fixed penalty notice is not paid, prosecution then follows.”
She urged residents and visitors to dispose of waste responsibly by using bins or taking rubbish home.
APCOA: A Key Partner in Enforcement
Kim Challis, Regional Managing Director at APCOA UK & Ireland, added:
“Environmental enforcement makes a significant contribution in tackling the challenging issue of littering.
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We are committed to working in close partnership with the council to deter potential offenders and to encourage residents and visitors to keep the streets of Bromley clean.”
Clear Message for Offenders
The council said these prosecutions serve as a strong warning: those who drop litter and ignore enforcement notices will face legal consequences.
Residents are reminded to use the borough’s public bins or manage their waste at home to avoid falling foul of environmental laws.
