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Lichfield councillor brands people who left Beacon Park covered in litter as “selfish lowlife”

People who left litter strewn across a popular Lichfield park have been branded “selfish lowlife” by a local councillor.

Rubbish left behind in Beacon Park
Rubbish left behind in Beacon Park
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People who left litter strewn across a popular Lichfield park have been branded “selfish lowlife” by a local councillor.

Volunteers joined staff from Lichfield District Council to bag up and remove rubbish from Beacon Park this morning (25th June).

The litter included food wrappers, beer cans and other waste.

Cllr Joanne Grange, independent representative for Chadsmead ward on Lichfield District Council, criticised those who had left behind their rubbish.

Joanne Grange
Joanne Grange
“This makes me so angry.

“What sort of selfish lowlife thinks this is acceptable behaviour?

“If you know anyone that was part of this, have a word and make sure your sentence includes the words ‘stupid’, ‘thoughtless’, and ‘idiot’.”

Cllr Joanne Grange, Lichfield District Council

It isn’t the first time Beacon Park has faced a litter overload in recent weeks.

Police have previously put a dispersal order in place earlier this month after large groups of young people gathered, leaving piles of rubbish behind.

Cllr Grange added:

“The volunteers who assisted the park staff to clear up are the best of Lichfield – we should all thank them for giving up their time to tidy up after others who are too selfish to do it themselves.”

Cllr Joanne Grange, Lichfield District Council
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