Council dog crap anger
It's the crap that's holding Basildon together
Spotter's Badge: Barry
Celebrating excellence in the field of local newspaper photography
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Labels: angry people with their arms folded, Bournemouth Echo
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Labels: angry councillors, Essex Echo, Repeat Offenders
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Labels: angry farmers, Harwich and Manningtree Standard
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Labels: angry men with facial hair, Shropshire Star
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Labels: angry people with their arms folded, Ledbury Reporter
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Labels: angry drivers, Wolverhampton Express and Star
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Labels: angry people with their arms folded, Watford Observer
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Labels: angry self-appointed experts, Billericay Gazette, Repeat Offenders
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Labels: angry people mugging for the camera, Best of APILN, Wales Online
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Labels: Angry families, First World problems, Manchester Evening News
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Labels: Angry families, coventry telegraph, First World problems
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Labels: angry self-appointed experts, Manchester Evening News
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Labels: angry charity workers, bromley news shopper
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Labels: angry people in hi-viz tabards, Basingstoke Gazette
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