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Opinion The hot weather has brought out this wisteria on Hampstead Heath - but also carries a risk of wildfires (Image: City of London Corporation)
City of London Corporation

Dry weather brings risk of wildfires to Hampstead Heath

A campaign led by a child's poster reduced the amount of dog poo left on a street (Image: Chris Arnold) A campaign led by a child's poster reduced the amount of dog poo left on a street (Image: Chris Arnold)
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'The child's campaign that solved the dog poo problem in a street'

A woman from Camden was fined £400 for putting rubbish in a neighbour's wheelie bin after picking up litter on her street A woman from Camden was fined £400 for putting rubbish in a neighbour's wheelie bin after picking up litter on her street
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'I was fined £400 after sweeping up litter in my own street - never again'

A hairdresser from north London has claimed he was treated like a criminal and fined £80 for accidentally dropping a receipt outside a newsagents in Camden A hairdresser from north London has claimed he was treated like a criminal and fined £80 for accidentally dropping a receipt outside a newsagents in Camden
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Man fined £80 after receipt fell out of his pocket

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