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Litter not a pretty sight for visitors

Published: 9:17 PM December 30, 2015    Updated: 8:40 PM October 10, 2020
Rubbish on King Street

Rubbish on King Street - Credit: Archant

The picture is of King Street at lunchtime last Tuesday. Not a pretty sight for visitors to our town. The impression this must give to visitors is one of our council not caring about this town. So come on councillors, do your job for a change and get our streets cleaned up.

NIGEL WILLIAMSON

Parkland Drive, Bradwell

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