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Stalking Litter

A photo of people dressed as pieces of litter moving around in the street.

Stalking Litter is the council's latest innovative technique to help reinforce its anti-litter campaigns and keep Southwark's streets clean. The giant litter costumes, including a cigarette butt, crisp packet and soft drink can represent the most common types of litter found on Southwark's streets.

The giant litter will perform street theatre across the borough, in areas where litter has been identified as a problem. Information will also be given out at the performances to keep people up to date with the council's efforts to keep the streets clean, and to remind people to do their bit. It is a criminal offence to litter and you can receive a £75 on-the-spot fine.



See litter in action!

For a list of performance dates, please email street.improvement@southwark.gov.uk  

Download the video clip of stalking litter in action.

Contact us

Creative design team
Tel: 020 7525 2383
environment@southwark.gov.uk  
Chaplin Centre
Thurlow Street
Lodon
SE17 2DG 



 





 
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