People who drop litter in a Lincolnshire town will be publicly shamed in a "rogues gallery". CCTV images of people discarding litter in Boston will be used in a new "zero-tolerance" campaign to clean up Boston.
The pictures will be published in the local media with the aim of publicly identifying those responsible.
Officials admit it is a tough move, but say they are determined to stop people littering the streets in what they are calling a "no-nonsense" policy.
In another move the town council is asking people to fill incident cards reporting those responsible for littering or dog fouling.
Council staff have already issued 14 fixed penalty tickets for �50 each to people dropping litter or allowing their dogs to foul the pavements in the last two months.