We have been hearing about worsening rubbish on dog walks at Newport Chalk Pit and overflowing bins on Seaview seafront. Meanwhile, an abandoned camping kettle and other rubbish near the monument at Hamstead beach and hand wipes on Highdown, Totland are getting Islanders angry.

Beer bottles have been left at Totland Turf Walk and there has been a rise in bags of dog waste, we have been told.

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In a poll of over 240 people on the Isle of Wight County Press's Twitter feed, nearly 74 per cent of those who responded said they had seen an increase in discarded rubbish in recent days.

In a similar poll on the Isle of Wight County Press's Facebook page, of more than 625 votes, 88 per cent thought litter had increased. 

The remaining voters had seen no difference, or thought the amount of rubbish had gone down.

The County Press has been sent some pretty grim photos of rubbish left at some familiar Isle of Wight locations. Click through to see them, at the top of this story.

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