Dog fouling in Islington: What do you want done?

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Dog fouling is a said to be a major problem in Islington. The council are set to introduce new wardens to combat the problem of owners leaving dog mess on the pavements and in the parks.

Cllr Paul Smith, Islington Council’s executive member for environment, said: “We’re on the side of residents, who are sick of dog mess and will take strong action against the selfish few who let it happen.

We want to know where you think the worst areas are. What do you think can be done? Let us know below:

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