Residents say the situation has got worse in recent times
The so-described 'dirtiest street' in one city suburb could be fitted with cameras to stop fly-tipping plaguing residents. Marshall Street in Sherwood has been given the unwanted title by its residents, who say the street stands out for the wrong reasons in the otherwise quiet and tidy suburb.
"It is one of the dirtiest streets here, if not the dirtiest I've seen in Sherwood - which is mostly a quiet and good place to live."It is next to the high-street, so I think it overflows into this street. There's usually rubbish just left around, which is a shame because it would be nice if it was well kept."
Ingrid said there'd been cases of food being left on the street, as well as furniture. "It is the only part of Sherwood that is untidy - and it is like that most of the time." "It's a problem because people put things out down there like rubbish bags and pieces of furniture. It has got worse recently, but I think some people have been cleaning it up."
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