A mobile cleaner could be in operation in Bradley Stoke soon if the town council signs off the £,6000 cost.

But has the litter problem in Bradley Stoke got so bad that we need to spend our taxes a cleaner?

One worried resident contacted us saying areas around Bailey’s Court were becoming “strewn” with rubbish.

And fly-tipping in the Jubilee Green pond has become an issue which has seen teams of volunteers giving time to clean it up.

We would like to hear what the situation is like in your part of the town. Are the streets clean and litter free or has your area been blighted by rubbish?

You can e-mail pictures to news@sadlybroke.com or join in by hitting the comments on this story.

More rubbish has been dumped in the pond at Jubilee Green less than a month since members of the community helped clean it out.

The pond was cleared by a team of volunteers at the end of May, but between Sunday night and Monday morning more rubbish has been fly-tipped there.

According to the Bradley Stoke Activity Centre manager, John Rendell, several duvets, matresses and builders’ rubble has been dumped there.

Unfortunately the area around the pond is not covered by the CCTV from the Jubilee Centre.

“We’ve got nine cameras which cover the centre and car park,” John explained. “But the pond is over the far side. We can’t see where it backs on to the road.”

Fly tipping in Bradley Stoke is the latest problem being highlighted by The Evening Post - but have you actually seen any dumped rubbish?

The paper quotes one resident - from Oaktree Crescent in the north of the town - saying people were dumping rubbish during the night.

Certainly near Examiner HQ, at the other end of town, no problems have been noted and this publication has received no complaints.

So where is this mysterious rubbish? Report in, Examiner readers!

It’s also worth noting the problems are being blamed on restrictions at the Sort It centre on Station Road. These restrictions are not in place at the facility in Yate for those who are able to drive a few miles further.