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Extension of Dog Control Orders to keep Nottingham’s public spaces clean, safe and welcoming – My Nottingham News
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Extension of Dog Control Orders to keep Nottingham’s public spaces clean, safe and welcoming – My Nottingham News
Nottingham City Council has today agreed to extend four existing Public Spaces Protection Orders (PSPOs) which help tackle dog-related anti-social behaviour across the city. The Executive Board approved the three-year extension, meaning the PSPOs will remain in place until September 2028. The Orders – originally introduced in 2016 – aim to keep Nottingham’s parks, open spaces, and streets clean, safe, and enjoyable for all. The PSPOs cover: …
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