Login Register  Councillor dismayed as shelter becomes litter-
strewn eyesore  By Derby Telegraph  |  Posted: December 07, 2012
By Ella Rhodes  Councillor Phil Ingall wants youths to look
after the shelter that has been provided at Chellaston. It has
become a target for graffiti and is often surrounded by litter,
bottles  and broken glass.   Comments (0)  A COUNCILLOR fed up
with litter louts is backing the Derby Telegraph's Clean Up
Derby campaign.  Phil Ingall, ward councillor for Chellaston,
said he was appalled that youths, who use a shelter he helped to
provide, are turning it into an eyesore.  The shelter, which is
opposite Chellaston School and near a playground, is seemingly
irresistible to litterbugs.  Mr Ingall said he wished the young
people who used it would take some pride in it.  He said: "The
shelter has an awful lot of graffiti in it and is full of
litter. It needs the children who use it to take strong
ownership of it and look after it.  "If you pick up litter and
clean up after yourself it m