It was not a public health campaign. It was a warning that anyone dropping a cigarette end could be fined £80 for doing so. The City wants to present itself as a tidy and ordered place. It matters little if we smoke or not- provided we remain tidy as we do so.
Saturday, 25 October 2014
A Tidy Corpse. v1.0
One morning I found the public squares of the City strewn with over-sized cigarettes.
It was not a public health campaign. It was a warning that anyone dropping a cigarette end could be fined £80 for doing so. The City wants to present itself as a tidy and ordered place. It matters little if we smoke or not- provided we remain tidy as we do so.
It was not a public health campaign. It was a warning that anyone dropping a cigarette end could be fined £80 for doing so. The City wants to present itself as a tidy and ordered place. It matters little if we smoke or not- provided we remain tidy as we do so.
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