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A message from: Dennis Bateman, Principal Community Safety Enforcement officer, Environmental Services Department, South Derbyshire District Council.
With the dark nights and early mornings now in full swing Environmental Services Department of South Derbyshire District Council are receiving an increase of reports that dog owners and walkers are failing to clear away after a dog or dogs under their
control has fouled, in and around the District of South Derbyshire.
It is an offence not to clean up IMMEDIATELY after a dog once it has fouled, failing to do so carries a penalty of £100 if dealt with by way of a Fixed Penalty Notice, or if prosecuted through the Courts, if convicted, a substantially higher fine and Criminal
conviction The majority of dog owners do pick up after their dogs, however, there is a selfish minority who are failing to comply with their legal obligations. Without the assistance of the public it is difficult take positive action against these individuals so therefore I would ask for your help and if you should witness anyone letting their dog foul and they fail to clear it away please contact the Environmental Health Department on 01283 595968 with as much information as possible relating to the description of offender and the dog, time date and place of the occurrence. Photographic, video or CCTV footage is also most welcomed, should there be a vehicle involved a colour, make and registered number. Any information provided will be acted upon
proactively.
Please of course always consider your personal safety.
There are obvious health hazards connected with dog fouling one such is Toxocara canis which is a roundworm found in dogs. Roundworm eggs are found in dog mess, which can easily be transmitted to children who are most susceptible to the infection,
a common means being from the wheels of pushchairs and prams once travelled through and then transferred to the home environment. Another means of transmission is from sports pitches and playing fields. Symptoms are stomach upsets, sore throats, pneumonia, asthma and in some cases blindness. The eggs can stay active in the soil for many years, long after the dog mess has weathered.
So remember:
HAVE BAGS WITH YOU - BAG THE MESS - BIN THE BAG - WASH YOUR HANDS.
If you require any information on any issues that we as Community Safety Enforcement Officers deal with do not hesitate to contact us on 01283 595943 or email; environmental.health@southderbyshire.gov.uk.
control has fouled, in and around the District of South Derbyshire.
It is an offence not to clean up IMMEDIATELY after a dog once it has fouled, failing to do so carries a penalty of £100 if dealt with by way of a Fixed Penalty Notice, or if prosecuted through the Courts, if convicted, a substantially higher fine and Criminal
conviction The majority of dog owners do pick up after their dogs, however, there is a selfish minority who are failing to comply with their legal obligations. Without the assistance of the public it is difficult take positive action against these individuals so therefore I would ask for your help and if you should witness anyone letting their dog foul and they fail to clear it away please contact the Environmental Health Department on 01283 595968 with as much information as possible relating to the description of offender and the dog, time date and place of the occurrence. Photographic, video or CCTV footage is also most welcomed, should there be a vehicle involved a colour, make and registered number. Any information provided will be acted upon
proactively.
Please of course always consider your personal safety.
There are obvious health hazards connected with dog fouling one such is Toxocara canis which is a roundworm found in dogs. Roundworm eggs are found in dog mess, which can easily be transmitted to children who are most susceptible to the infection,
a common means being from the wheels of pushchairs and prams once travelled through and then transferred to the home environment. Another means of transmission is from sports pitches and playing fields. Symptoms are stomach upsets, sore throats, pneumonia, asthma and in some cases blindness. The eggs can stay active in the soil for many years, long after the dog mess has weathered.
So remember:
HAVE BAGS WITH YOU - BAG THE MESS - BIN THE BAG - WASH YOUR HANDS.
If you require any information on any issues that we as Community Safety Enforcement Officers deal with do not hesitate to contact us on 01283 595943 or email; environmental.health@southderbyshire.gov.uk.
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We’ve teamed up with partners across Derbyshire to deliver a message worth repeating: stay at home, protect the NHS, and save lives.
We’re releasing this short video together ahead of the predicted warmer weather this weekend, and the Easter weekend that follows.
It is our duty to try and limit the spread of coronavirus but we know that with sunnier skies comes the temptation to go out and get together with family and friends.
But it is critically important that we all continue to abide by the ongoing restrictions on movement and the rules on social distancing.
Everyone featured in this video plays a role in society that means they don’t have the luxury of staying at home. They all head out to work every day to keep our society moving.
So please watch the short clip and remember that we are all in this together. We need to protect the NHS, and by staying at home and heading out only locally, we can all play our part in saving lives.
This video has been created by a team including Derbyshire Constabulary, Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service, Derbyshire County Council, Derby City Council, Derby Mountain Rescue Team, the Peak District National Park Authority, High Peak Borough Council, South Derbyshire District Council, Derbyshire Dales District Council, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton, and the Central England Co-op.
We’re releasing this short video together ahead of the predicted warmer weather this weekend, and the Easter weekend that follows.
It is our duty to try and limit the spread of coronavirus but we know that with sunnier skies comes the temptation to go out and get together with family and friends.
But it is critically important that we all continue to abide by the ongoing restrictions on movement and the rules on social distancing.
Everyone featured in this video plays a role in society that means they don’t have the luxury of staying at home. They all head out to work every day to keep our society moving.
So please watch the short clip and remember that we are all in this together. We need to protect the NHS, and by staying at home and heading out only locally, we can all play our part in saving lives.
This video has been created by a team including Derbyshire Constabulary, Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service, Derbyshire County Council, Derby City Council, Derby Mountain Rescue Team, the Peak District National Park Authority, High Peak Borough Council, South Derbyshire District Council, Derbyshire Dales District Council, Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, the University Hospitals of Derby and Burton, and the Central England Co-op.
COVID-19 Business Rate relief and financial support
The Government has put in place an emergency rescue package for business as a result of the COVID-19 restrictions.
South Derbyshire District Council will administer two elements of the rescue package -
business rate relief and grant support.
To find out more about this and other business support, visit our COVID-19 business support page.
South Derbyshire District Council will administer two elements of the rescue package -
business rate relief and grant support.
To find out more about this and other business support, visit our COVID-19 business support page.
Castle Gresley Parish Council (South Derbyshire DistrictThe Parish Council are pleased to advice there are now 2 defibrillators in the village, located at Castle Court Care Home, 52-54 Arthur Street, DE11 9HP and Mount Pleasant Recreation Ground (on the changing rooms wall), DE11 9HY.
In an emergency, call 999 and you will be given the code and clear instructions. |
ANNOUNCEMENTThe Parish Council are pleased to announce it is now able to supply grit bins under a scheme from Derbyshire County Council (subject to meeting criteria).
If you feel your road and pavement are high risk, please see the Parish Councils policy and application form for more details HERE or contact the clerk at clerk.castlegresleypc@gmail.com |