We wish that the council staff, councilors, recycling team, mayor, Leader, and senior staff would visit the area in the mornings, especially on Fridays and weekends.
This is very unfair to local council taxpayers.
We guess the senior members of the council staff do not reside in the Hounslow.
Hounslow taxpayers need immediate action.
Look at the state of this. Near to Hounslow Police Station.
What an absolute eyesore, as well as being a public health hazard.
Some things never seem to change.
We will be starting in Hounslow House at 10am, and walking along Bath Road to Marriott Hotel, arriving between 12.30-1pm, picking up litter along the way.
Let’s have a good turn out, make this a useful and memorable day, and be proud of achieving a good result, and also a good get-together.
On September 21st, our local MP for Feltham & Heston, Seema Malhotra came along for a walk about with the group to see for herself the problems that there are with excessive litter and fly-tipping in the area.
We started at the site of the new Civic Centre near Bell Corner/Bath Road in Hounslow. We walked through to Cranford, picking up several bags of rubbish along the way. Some of the group started out from here, and a few other people joined us along the way. 
It is sad, but not really surprising how much rubbish is thrown about. Much of it is the invariably single-use packaging that accompanies fast food, but cigarette packets and particularly cigarette butts play a huge part in the amount of discarded and unsightly litter.
Grass verges along many areas of the Bath Road were unsightly, particularly around bus stops and near some fast food stores.
