Dog fouIing on Charlesworth Village Green is emerging as a major problem with the parish council.
It has become so bad that one member is suggesting asking owners to keep pets on a lead at all times to prevent the dogs from fouling the children’s play areas.
Other suggestions include getting dog bins, poo bags and signs.
Councillors finally decided to discuss a bin with the borough council and inform the enforcement officer that the green is now a dog fouling ‘hot spot’.
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