New statistics released shows council's dog fouling campaign has reached almost 3million people

An audience greater than the population of Northern Ireland has been reached by a council’s dog fouling campaign.
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Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council (LCCC) has released statistics on its recent ‘Pick It Up’ campaign, which launched in November 2022 and lasted five months.

An evaluation report of the £25,000 Local Investment Programme (2022-23) has also shown that complaints of dog fouling increased during and after the campaign.

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The report stated: “Through social media we reached an audience of 2,737,937 users resulting in a total of 20,831 link clicks.

A council dog fouling campaign reaches almost 3 million people. Pic credit: LDRA council dog fouling campaign reaches almost 3 million people. Pic credit: LDR
A council dog fouling campaign reaches almost 3 million people. Pic credit: LDR
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“The dog fouling media campaign through radio advertisements, outdoor advertising, consisting mainly of bus and bus stop advertisements, and social media bursts.

“The campaign was launched on November y7, 2022 and in the preceding five months a total of 93 complaints were received.

“In the five months after the event 115 complaints were received with 122 complaints received during the five months of the campaign."