Having walked and driven this area in the past few weeks I have seen the state of overgrown vegetation and how it affects road safety
1. Hard to walk the path beyond Richard Nichols close
2. Difficult to get in and out of Berechurch Hall onto Berechurch Hall Road due to lack of visibility
3. Road signs are obscured by branches and leaves
I have asked ECC to do the maintenance
It is not right to leave this work undone.
Will keep up the pressure for action.
With great weather, and the great support of The Willows residents we cleared litter off the streets.
Newly elected Cllr Martyn Warnes and myself led the way, supplying the litter pickers and refuse sacks
Thank you to so many local residents who came and helped.
In partnership with Ormiston Barnardos children centre I have been supporting their project to create a community garden
Working with community payback teams.. the garden is being cleared and moving the project off the drawing board into reality
Watch this space in the weeks to come
All over Colchester there are pot holes needing attention
The system of priority setting needs amending so our estate local roads get attention
Today I re reported the deep pot hole in Gladwin Road .. with Isobel Merry
We will see what action we can get
On Sunday 25th March, I arranged a tidy up of the footpath leading to our local Schools.
Community payback workers did a cut back of overgrown bushes, strim of the grass and a big litter pick.
All looks good for the community to use safely again
Had a few bags of salt stacked away, so to ensure that risk of slips in the snow is minimised, I toured some areas to drop salts bags off.
Also some nearby residents picked up a few bags for known problem areas
Stay safe out there, try to stay indoors
If you need basic supplies and are disabled or cannot get help otherwise just call me .. 07816168858
Or e mail councillor.dave.harris@hotmail.co.uk
Today (14th February ) we litter picked the whole of Shrub End estate. It took over 3 hours to tour the roads. Including collecting all the sacks of rubbish.
Thanks to family who joined the Labour team en route.. and a big thank you to the many many people who spoke to us as we walked around
Isobel Merry led the team, as she is a very experienced community litter collector.
