New signs to encourage people put their litter in the bin are being installed in Nuneaton.
The council says previous campaigns have not worked and so they have adopted a harder hitting campaign strategy.
Defending the language used in the posters, Cllr Ian Lloyd, Portfolio Holder for Arts and Leisure said:
“This campaign is not new and other Borough/District Councils are already using this wording. We need residents to think twice when leaving their rubbish/bottles/picnics/BBQ left overs in our green spaces and this wording hopefully will make them think about that! After you have had a good time in our parks, please pick up your litter and take it home if our bins are full, that means the next people using the park can enjoy it just like the first.”

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