Police warn they will issue fines to people littering at popular Sheffield viewing spot

Litterbugs caught dropping their waste at a popular Sheffield park with spectacular views over the city have been warned they will be fined.
By Robert Cumber
Published 29th Jun 2020, 07:41 BST
Updated 29th Jun 2020, 07:41 BST
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Police issued the warning after tackling reports of anti-social behaviour, littering and drug use on South Street, above Sheffield railway station, where groups gathered over the weekend.

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“Please be respectful, keep noise to a minimum and take your litter away with you,” said officers.

Police on South Street, overlooking Sheffield city centrePolice on South Street, overlooking Sheffield city centre
Police on South Street, overlooking Sheffield city centre
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“Future operations are going to be taking place here, with enforcement and fines to follow for those responsible who are turning this beautiful view of our city into a rubbish tip.”

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The warning comes amid concerns about the state of other parks in Sheffield, including Endcliffe Park, Crookes Valley Park and The Ponderosa, where large crowds have been flouting social distancing guidance, playing loud music and failing to clean up after themselves in recent weeks.