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Footbridge in Aberfeldy closed for timber repairs

Footbridge in Aberfeldy closed for timber repairs
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New path helps make Kinross-shire park more accessible for all

New path helps make Kinross-shire park more accessible for all
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Peterborough s Nene Park community project awarded nearly £2m by National Lottery fund

Peterborough s Nene Park community project awarded nearly £2m by National Lottery fund
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Locals can now report dirty campers in Scotland to police using a geo-location app

Untidy campers who leave rubbish strewn across Scottish campsites and beauty spots now risk being reported directly to police through a smartphone app. People can now report the unruly campers who leave litter and abandoned campsites at the touch of a button by sending a unique three-word reference to tell officers exactly where the culprits can be found. The initative has been launched by a council in Scotland ahead of an expected surge in campers when lockdown restrictions ease. Beauty spots are set to be inundated by holidaymakers who are unable to travel abroad due to ongoing Covid restrictions. People can now report unruly and dirty campers at the touch of a button by sending a unique three-word reference to tell officers exactly where the culprits are

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Location app part of measures to tackle dirty camping in Perthshire as restrictions ease

Location app part of measures to tackle dirty camping in Perthshire as restrictions ease © Courtesy Aberdeenshire Council d Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The introduction of a new app is among measures introduced to tackle dirty camping in Perth and Kinross. The announcement was made by Perth and Kinross Council ahead of the easing of lockdown restrictions. It comes following an online meeting between Team Leader of the Safer Communities Team Roddy Ross and Perthshire North candidate John Swinney. what3words The location app, what3words, will allow locals and visitors to pass the location of dirty campers to Police Scotland.

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