A reader letter: 'It's time the council took action on dog mess outside school'
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On September 1, I completed an online request informing the council someone had been leaving a number of full dog mess bags – nine at the time – on the school railings of Aston Hall Junior & Infant School, School Lane, Aston, and received a confirmation reference number.
A week later, they were still there, pictured right, so I phoned and was told it would be acted on.
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Hide AdA further week went by and I contacted the council again and was again reassured it would be dealt with.
On September 24, I phoned again and the report was resubmitted.
I was also informed that a waste bin was also requested to prevent future problems, but still nothing happened.
About October 6, I completed an official complaint and was contacted by the council stating a report was submitted stating the bags had been removed on October 1.
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Hide AdI assured the person they were still there and they stated it would be passed onto the relevant person to deal with.
About October 13, I again complained to the council stating that still nothing had been done. Again I was told it would be passed on.
At the time of writing, the bags are still hanging there and I have been informed now that a couple of more bags have now been left on the floor beneath the ones on the railings.
This is shameful of the council and totally unacceptable.
I am a dog owner myself and find it disgusting and unacceptable to bag mess up and leave it, even more so on school railings.
Darryl Myers
Aston