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Bins And Parks!
Every park in London seems to have an extreme rubbish problem at the moment. On the grass, on paths, at the base of trees, in ponds and in playgrounds.
Councils are not keeping up with the amount of outdoor socialising and waste and it makes parks less nice to use and spend time in, in turn.
This area is ripe for behaviour change, just as happened with picking up dog waste 20 years ago.
A publicity campaign, and signs on fences into / out of parks, drawn by local children, would be a good start.
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