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Sunday, 22 May 2011

TUDOR AVENUE
We have asked again about pavement repairs. Residents have asked whether consideration could be given to some slight changes to car-parking restrictions to help ease parking problems arising from people dropping off children at school.
MASHITERS WALK/HAVERING DRIVE
A speed table is to be installed at this junction to help improve safety on the approach to St. Edward’s Primary School.
BRIDGE CLOSE
Following consultation with residents single yellow lines and no parking from 8am to 8pm are to be maintained. Two parking bays are to be installed as they may help residents in Waterloo Road who wish to drop things off during the day. We continue to work with residents and the Council to improve enforcement of existing car-parking restrictions.
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