Proceeding contribution from Mike Penning (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 30 March 2010. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Motorways and Trunk Roads (Litter).
Motorways and Trunk Roads (Litter)
The Minister is right that litter tends to build up where motorways end or where there is often congestion at junctions. When motorways go through cities, there can be a wind tunnel that picks up the litter. Can the Minister arrange for the relevant agency or local council to drop me a line to tell me what work is being done in my part of the world? In particular, it would be great if the road signage and sandbags that were left over from the roadworks at junction 8 of the M1 could be picked up. We are talking about litter and rubbish, but things are often left over when work has been done. I do not know if sandbags are biodegradable, but they are doing their best to deteriorate because they have been there for so long.
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- 2009-10
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- Westminster Hall
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- Highways Agency Offenders Litter Pollution control Motorways Roads Community orders
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