Showing posts with label Blagdon Park. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blagdon Park. Show all posts

Saturday, 13 April 2019

Planning application 59 Blagdon Park

We have a planning application for a variation of conditions applied to an approved planning application for an HMO at 59 Blagdon Park.

The original application restricted the occupation to four persons, the application is to remove this restriction.

The application and all the background papers can be found on the link below for you to view or make comments.

59 Blagdon Park

Sunday, 6 January 2019

Blagdon Park Update

Great to see that our request to replace all the old, unreadable road signs around Blagdon Park have now been replaced.


These signs will hopefully make it easier for delivery drivers and emergency services to locate properties quicker.

We are still in discussion with Curo about the parking issues around this area that were also raised by a number of residents and will provide an update on progress with this as soon as possible.

Wednesday, 24 October 2018

Curo Walkabout - Twerton and Whiteway

On Friday 19th October, Tim Ball and Sarah Moore met with a representative from Curo to walk around Walwyn Close, Woodhouse Road and Redland Park area of Twerton to show him first hand how unloved the area is and discuss regularly reported issues.

He has agreed that a number of trees and bushes need to be cut back to ensure the lighting is more effective as well as regular clean up of the area.

Curo are making changes to the way they work at the moment and we will hopefully have a full update on this shortly.

On Monday 22nd October, Sarah and Tim were joined by local residents and Senior Management from Curo to take a walk around Blagdon Park, Rosewarn Close and parts of Haycombe Drive for them to see the state of the area.

We discussed parking issues and a number of vehicles have now been served a 28 day notice for the owners to either remove them or Curo will take them away.  They are also looking at other ways to ease parking problems around the area.

Residents are fed up with not being listened to and having to regularly contact Curo to get anything done.

We have said that the biggest issues residents have is the lack of communication and action.  Whilst we know money is tight for everyone, Curo understands it has a duty to provide a service to it's customers and has agreed to go back and see how they can improve this process. 

We will keep you informed of any updates we have from Curo as we receive them.