Someone asks r/UK why there's trash everywhere , bongs fall over themselves to not Name Them

Walking in Holborn, London yesterday and the streets were dirty, bin bags everywhere and overall just uncleanliness was obvious.

Why and what has caused this? Previously it was not as unclean.

Yeah, why is that?

Watch as the Eternal Labourite squirms

Council cutbacks and also people not taking responsibility for their own rubbish.

"Underfunded" "Cutbacks" "Austerity" "Tories"

I would say that dipsosable consumerism has contriubted to it.

Japan is famous for being clean and also has excessive plastic packaging on everything

It's all about culture and teaching.

how close /r/uk is to Saying It

People don't care about the environment and expect others to clean up after them. Too lazy to take their rubbish home.

This is it. Can complain about immigrants and police all you want, the simple fact is that there's too many peepeeheads who don't care about public spaces and infrastructure.

where did all this peepeehead behaviour suddenly come from since 2021

Councils skint

I'm sure it has nothing to do with Camden council spending nearly 2 BILLION pounds on pension obligations

The true answers will be deleted lol

What's the true answer?

Cut backs lack of investment,

"CUTBACKS could be here", he thought. "I hate LACK OF INVESTMENT."

I've, personally, noticed the increase start during the "war on terror" when public bins were removed from a lot of places, for fear an IED would be hidden in one in a train station for example.

Haven't seen that one in a while

People are eating a lot more packaged convenience food and snacks than they used to.

Oh yeah I remember seeing that somewhere

Bins were removed due to the troubles then more after 9/11 and 7/7.

!deathtomicks as usual the perfidious hibernian is to blame

Tories.

The eternal

This was utterly fricking astounding. Might be the literal first time.