Bosses have agreed to spend £1m tackling fly-tipping and litter in Oldham but will end a scheme of deep cleaning all Oldham alleys and roads.
The ‘Don’t Trash Oldham’ project was launched by the council in September last year with the aim of removing fly-tipped waste and litter from all of the borough’s wards.
Since it began, staff have cleaned more than 4,000 streets and alleyways, removing 284 tonnes of waste.
