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	Comments on: Sharon Morris:&#8221;Watch out for the doggy poo!&#8221;	</title>
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		By: Alex Armstrong		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Great story about dog poo, spotting it on pavements you have it  easy, nearly!
I live in Woodlands Park opposite a green &quot;Community Space&quot; where kids play football, damage young trees and a small number of dog owners allow their
dogs to do their business without clearing up the mess!
Worst, you cannot always see it on the grass.
I think there is not enough education around this issue, if we have a dog warden, it would be good to arrange for them to visit specific areas.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Great story about dog poo, spotting it on pavements you have it  easy, nearly!<br />
I live in Woodlands Park opposite a green &#8220;Community Space&#8221; where kids play football, damage young trees and a small number of dog owners allow their<br />
dogs to do their business without clearing up the mess!<br />
Worst, you cannot always see it on the grass.<br />
I think there is not enough education around this issue, if we have a dog warden, it would be good to arrange for them to visit specific areas.</p>
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