I think you're right Snowball and I've reported those in Memorial Park on Saturday.
I'll continue to do this too and would encourage every one else to do the same.
What I would suggest is that we also report all the details in this thread (with photos where possible), which will build up a single location where everyone can see what's being reported and if anything is being done about it.
I did note when making the report however, that they are primarily looking for intelligence including who the culprit is and it says that this form should only be used where intelligence is known and / or signage is required. We have enough signage in the park already.
They also provides a text alert service (I'm going to put that number in my phone!) Here are the full details:
Please note that this form should only be used where intelligence is known and / or signage is required. Forms received without such information or requests will be passed directly to street cleansing and no action will be taken by the Dog Warden Service.
If intelligence is provided and / or signage is requested, the Dog Warden will respond accordingly within 4 weeks of receipt of the job.
If the address or contact telephone number of a known dog fouling offender can be identified, a warden will attempt to speak to that person within 5 working days to clarify the law regarding dog fouling and provide advice on responsible dog ownership. All other dog fouling reports will be responded to within 4 weeks.
A text alert system for members of the public to use if and when they witness a dog fouling has also been set up by the Dog Warden Service.
If you witness someone allowing their dog to foul you can text the time, date, location and a brief description of the dog and owner to 07624 805 662. Appropriate action will then be taken by the service. Text messages to this number cost the standard network rate and no automated reply will be received.
