Litter and liveability: Council leadership for clean and welcoming neighbourhoods

This article explores liveability. Good liveability is essential for thriving communities, influencing a number of outcomes including public health, safety, and economic vitality. Clean, well-maintained neighbourhoods foster pride, social connections and investment. Neglected areas with litter, graffiti and antisocial behaviour suffer from poor place quality, declining well-being and reduced  levels of physical activity.