Lucy Galvin, the new leader at City Hall, has said locals can expect a "zero tolerance" approach to rubbish on the streets as her party takes its first steps as an administration.

"People should feel proud of where they live," she said. "That's everywhere, across the whole of Norwich."

Ms Galvin said cleanliness emerged as one of the top issues when her party was knocking on doors ahead of their historic victory in May.

Lucy Galvin (Image: Supplied)

"We heard that people wanted a cleaner city, they want us to really get to grips with fly-tipping and........

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