Don’t Walk Past a Full Bin in Cornwall – Report It Now

Cornwall’s beauty is something we all cherish, but it needs our help to stay that way. Whether you’re walking along the beach, hiking through the countryside, or just enjoying a day out, it’s important to know how you can help keep Cornwall clean and litter-free. If you come across rubbish, a full bin, or unsightly graffiti, here’s what you need to do.

What to Do If You See Litter or a Full Bin

If you notice litter, broken glass, needles, or dog waste on public streets or beaches in Cornwall, it’s crucial to report it. Similarly, if you come across a full council bin or a dog poo bin that needs emptying, you can take action. Cornwall Council has made it easy to report these issues online. Simply visit the Council’s street cleaning page to report the problem directly.

How to Report Fly-Tipping and Graffiti

Illegal dumping and fly-tipping are not only eyesores but also harmful to the environment. If you spot fly-tipping in Cornwall, you should report it as soon as possible. The same goes for graffiti and flyposting on public property. To report these, you can visit the fly-tipping and illegal dumping page and the flyposting and graffiti page.

Keep Cornwall Clean—Your Role Matters

Everyone has a role to play in keeping Cornwall clean. If you’re out and about and encounter a full bin, litter, or graffiti, don’t just walk by—take a moment to report it. By doing so, you’re helping to maintain the beautiful surroundings we all enjoy.

So, next time you see rubbish in Cornwall, remember: report it, and keep our county clean and green.