The National Park Authority (NPA) is considering giving the area’s 60 park rangers the same powers as community wardens who issue fixed penalty notices to those who drop litter.
PARK rangers could be given powers to impose on the spot fines for dropping litter as part of radical new moves to cut crime and pollution around Loch Lomond and the Trossachs.
The National Park Authority (NPA) is considering giving the area’s 60 park rangers the same powers as community wardens who issue fixed penalty notices to those who drop litter.
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