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Dedham’s ‘Mini-Glastonbury’ Campaign Evolves Into Active Anti-Litter Drive

Authorities are considering parking restrictions; stepped-up patrols will target reckless tourist behaviour by discouraging litter accumulation.

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Overview

  • Social media outreach around the “mini-Glastonbury” campaign has gained traction on local channels to promote responsible tourism.
  • Colchester County Council has endorsed the initiative and urged day-trippers to take responsibility for their own litter.
  • Babergh District Council is assessing parking restrictions such as double yellow lines alongside plans for increased police patrols to curb reckless behaviour.
  • New signage installed throughout Dedham Vale highlights litter-sensitive zones and reminds visitors to respect the countryside code.
  • Officials remain vigilant about water contamination risks in the River Stour after Environment Agency warnings about sewage pollution and a reported Weil’s disease case.