This website is designed to provide members of the public and other interested parties with the latest information on street cleansing issues. We aim to keep all Londoners up to date with the latest developments in managing local environmental quality in the capital.
This site includes the latest information on fly-tipping, litter, graffiti, fly-posting, and nuisance vehicles.
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Capital team make London gleam
Rubbish weighing the equivalent of ten double Decker buses was collected during a blitz on London litter.
Capital Clean-up Campaign in the press
The 2008 Capital Clean-up Campaign's ambitious aim to get London spotless in time for the 2012 Olympics has already been the focus of media attention.
The 2008 Capital Clean-up Campaign's ambitious aim to get London spotless in time for the 2012 Olympics has already been the focus of media attention.
Graffiti Awareness Week leaves its mark
Events held during Graffiti Awareness Week – which ran from April 7 – 11 – left their mark across the capital.
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Capital cleans up its act for 2012
Steps are being taken to get rid of the rubbish lining the streets of London in a continuous attempt to make the place tidier and cleaner ready for the Olympic Games.
Steps are being taken to get rid of the rubbish lining the streets of London in a continuous attempt to make the place tidier and cleaner ready for the Olympic Games.
Capital Standards Gears up for 2012 says Annual Report
The Capital Standards Annual Report for 2005/6 shows that Capital Standards is continuing to drive the agenda for change in the area of local environmental quality across London.
The Capital Standards Annual Report for 2005/6 shows that Capital Standards is continuing to drive the agenda for change in the area of local environmental quality across London.
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Tidy-up time for the big smoke
London will soon have 100 more reasons to be cleaner as a drive to rid the streets of rubbish is gathering momentum. The campaign aims to get Londoners involved in making improvements to the environment and taking pride in their city.
London will soon have 100 more reasons to be cleaner as a drive to rid the streets of rubbish is gathering momentum. The campaign aims to get Londoners involved in making improvements to the environment and taking pride in their city.
Capital Clean-up media enquires
Details on media enquiries related to the Capital Clean-up campaign.
Details on media enquiries related to the Capital Clean-up campaign.