Report these to Streets Ahead, who look after Sheffield's roads, pavements, lighting and street cleaning. Add a photo and the exact spot if you can.
Kelham Island and Neepsend have been flagged to Amey and Streets Ahead as a cleaning hotspot, and the area's cleaning schedule is being reviewed. Every report helps keep the pressure on.
Report to Streets Ahead (opens in a new tab)The Council's new WISE environmental enforcement officers now cover the area. They can hand out on-the-spot fines when they see someone littering or not picking up after their dog, and they gather evidence on fly-tipping so it can be followed up.
If you see fly-tipping, report it with as much detail as you can: where, when, what's been dumped and anything that might identify who did it. Don't touch or move it.
Report fly-tipping (opens in a new tab)Report to South Yorkshire Police by phone or online. Always call 999 in an emergency.
Harassment, spiking, being followed or made to feel unsafe on a night out is never OK, and it's always worth reporting. If you're in danger, call 999. Inside a venue, you can go to the bar and Ask for Angela and staff will help you discreetly.
Run a venue? The Sheffield Women and Girls' Safety Charter sets out seven practical steps, from naming a safety champion to staff training and clear ways to report. It's free and voluntary. Get in touch with the Council at safetycharter@sheffield.gov.uk, and Love Kelham can help you share what you're doing.
Read the Safety Charter (PDF) (opens in a new tab)Got dashcam, CCTV or phone footage? Send it straight to South Yorkshire Police through the National Dash Cam Safety Portal, so prosecutions can follow.
Submit footage (opens in a new tab)Ongoing noise problems go to the Council's environmental protection team.
Report noise (opens in a new tab)Reported something that keeps coming back? Drop Love Kelham a line. We keep track of problem spots and raise them with the Council and local councillors.
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