Dundee council should seek funding to clean-up mess left by chewing gum
A Dundee councillor has suggested that Dundee City Council should seek available funding to tackle the mess left on Dundee pavements by chewing gum.
A Dundee councillor has suggested that Dundee City Council should seek available funding to tackle the mess left on Dundee pavements by chewing gum.
Following criticism of its failure to offer drop-in appointments for members of the public with service requests and complaints, Dundee City Council has rowed back from its “no drop-in appointments” position. A trial drop-in service will be offered.
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