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Craig Duncan
A surge in complaints about dog fouling in Broughty Ferry streets since Christmas has led to calls for increased action to tackle irresponsible pooch owners.
Broughty Ferry councillor Craig Duncan said more constituents than ever had complained to him about the issue of dog poo on streets in his ward.
Mr Duncan said: “I have had several complaints about dog fouling and various social media posts are carrying a lot of chatter about this topic.
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Councillor Craig Duncan.
“I am uncertain if there is an actual increase or if a combination of lockdown, holidays and furlough mean many more people are out and about walking and an increase in dog walking.