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The local authority is urging locals to protect and respect their communities during the summer months as anti-social behaviour, particularly littering, vandalism and graffiti can be rife during this period, impacting local streets and parks.
Chair of the housing and technical resources committee, councillor Davie McLachlan, said: “The summer months, when schools are on holiday and we enjoy warmer, longer days and nights, inevitably mean more of us are outdoors using and sharing our streets and spaces. “We have so many fantastic local parks, streetscapes and open spaces in South Lanarkshire that are enjoyed with real respect by the majority. Let’s continue to do that over the summer and work together to call out the minority who don’t.
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