It has been a good day in Twerton with much of the work that we have been calling for being carried out to leave the area looking much tidier for the weekend.
1) The grass at Kelston view has been cleared up as we requested.
2) Curo have cut back some of the very overgrown gardens on the greens in the area,
3) A good litter pick on Watery Lane Newton Road and How Hill this morning,
4) The council have cleared up the bad area in front of Eleanor Cottages that we have complained about.
By Councillor Tim Ball
Twerton and Whiteway Community News is edited by Tim Ball, Sarah Moore and the Twerton and Whiteway Community news team
Showing posts with label grass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grass. Show all posts
Friday, 5 July 2013
Thursday, 4 July 2013
Grass cutting to be done by weekend
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| Longhay Close this morning |
We have also reported Longhay Close today and are pleased that this area will also be cut before the weekend.
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Bath,
grass,
longhay Close,
Twerton
Kelston View grass cutting
We have been chasing the council and Curo over the poor grass cutting across the area particularly Kelston view where it looked like the grass had just been hacked around and not properly cut.
We hope that these poor standards will not be repeated and have received assurances that these areas that we have reported at various points in Twerton will be cut in the fashion that we would expect in the very near future.
We hope that these poor standards will not be repeated and have received assurances that these areas that we have reported at various points in Twerton will be cut in the fashion that we would expect in the very near future.
Labels:
Bath,
grass,
kelston view,
Twerton
Tuesday, 11 September 2012
unkept gardens
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| one of the two in Cleeve Green |
I have received assurances that theses areas will be brought up to standard over the next few weeks.
It seems a shame that it is the most vulnerable elderly people who have disadvantaged the most as it is mainly there gardens that have been left.
Labels:
Cleeve Green,
grass,
Twerton
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