MILL PATH
Shops backing on to Mill Path from Victoria Road have been asked by the Council to produce waste transfer notes detailing how they dispose of their waste to ensure that it is done correctly. All the flats backing on to the path have been written to reminding them of how household rubbish should be disposed of and signage has been put up to re-enforce this. Action is being taken with regard to fly tipping. Waste which is incorrectly disposed of will result in those responsible being fined.
GEORGE STREET
Thanks to residents for reporting a paint spillage on the pavement here. Unfortunately the spillage is gloss paint on tarmac and so a chemical application to remove it would only destroy the pavement. The Council has arranged for the spillage to be scrubbed more regularly by the mechanical sweeper to gradually resolve the problem.
BRIDGE CLOSE
The Council has consulted on proposals to further restrict parking in Bridge Close, following requests from local residents.
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