The forum was poorly attended.
Issues raised were -
- Bollards-Willerby Road
- Dogs Barking
- Dog Mess- seeking signage.
- Slow Down signage in area
- Lighting- issued raised- Officers to see ALL Councillors next month.
Wednesday, 28 March 2007
Ward Forums
March Ward Forum: 28th March 2007
The forum was poorly attended.
Issues raised were -
The forum was poorly attended.
Issues raised were -
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VALUING AGE EVENT - 26th MARCH 2007
Having attended the event in the afternoon, I understand though the turnout was low, the following services had interest , Fire & Rescue, Smoking Cessation, Pensions service,Age Concern and their was a Reflexologist plus the dancing.
The event covered the Age Group which represents 35% of the Derringham Ward.
From reports those attended enjoyed the event.
Having attended the event in the afternoon, I understand though the turnout was low, the following services had interest , Fire & Rescue, Smoking Cessation, Pensions service,Age Concern and their was a Reflexologist plus the dancing.
The event covered the Age Group which represents 35% of the Derringham Ward.
From reports those attended enjoyed the event.
Tuesday, 20 March 2007
Hot press
Hot Press:
FOOTPATHS & LIGHTING:(Pt-2)
Thanks to Mr Walby who brought it to my attention, which I omitted to inform the residents of Derringham.
Major Footpaths in the Ward have recently had or having new dressings which will give 5 years life and be non slip when it rains or is icy. One main footpath being Priory Road.
LIGHTING: Recently I had a tour of University Ward to see the improvements in their lighting.
We are urgeing to improve the Ward over the next five years to hit black spots in the Ward, this will be after consultation of most needed areas of the Ward, with a meeting expected in April/ May.
Recent areas are to be included are Westlands and Hove Road in making streets safer for residents.
FOOTPATHS & LIGHTING:(Pt-2)
Thanks to Mr Walby who brought it to my attention, which I omitted to inform the residents of Derringham.
Major Footpaths in the Ward have recently had or having new dressings which will give 5 years life and be non slip when it rains or is icy. One main footpath being Priory Road.
LIGHTING: Recently I had a tour of University Ward to see the improvements in their lighting.
We are urgeing to improve the Ward over the next five years to hit black spots in the Ward, this will be after consultation of most needed areas of the Ward, with a meeting expected in April/ May.
Recent areas are to be included are Westlands and Hove Road in making streets safer for residents.
Wednesday, 14 March 2007
Area Committees
AREA COMMITTEE
14th March 2007 - Priory Centre
Issues raised:
Implementatation of Smoke-Free Legislation.
Housing revenue Account Budget Setting 2007/8
Waste Management Performance Standards.
Decriminalised Parking Enforcement-Area Management Protocol.
Streetscene Services - 2007/10
Highways Capital Allocation Update.
Police Update.
Housing revenue Account Budget Setting 2007/8
Waste Management Performance Standards.
Decriminalised Parking Enforcement-Area Management Protocol.
Streetscene Services - 2007/10
Highways Capital Allocation Update.
Police Update.
Sunday, 11 March 2007
Hot Press
Current Ward Issues.
Priory Primary Playing Fields- recent visit with the Headmistress on the 9th March regarding the Waterlogged fields which are unusable for 7mths of the year, I gave my support to her plans and offerred any assistance.
Hotham Drive Area - Recently reported Anti-Social matters in this area, have caused concern, so much so that Police presence was used this weekend to help resolve the issue.
Informed by Police that the Operation brought some positive results.
Grassed Verges - It has become of great concern regarding the disgrace of how our area is being treated and actions are afoot to redress areas like Wold Road, Wymersley Road, Priory Road by installation of bollards, if only drivers would be more considerate when parking for the amenities they have in the Derringham Ward.
Waste Management. - Once Again Waste Management in the West Area are sticking stickers on Bins saying no Garden Waste. When Officers were approached, they said that there was a problem and they'd get back to me. Will Keep you informed!
Highways Update :
Priory Road - Twelve Months on the Ledbury Road/ Priory Road Pedestrian Refuge
and Roadworks confirmed in this forthcoming programme.
Wymersley Road .Traffic Calming measures confimed in this forthcoming Roadworks Programme.
Priory Primary Playing Fields- recent visit with the Headmistress on the 9th March regarding the Waterlogged fields which are unusable for 7mths of the year, I gave my support to her plans and offerred any assistance.
Hotham Drive Area - Recently reported Anti-Social matters in this area, have caused concern, so much so that Police presence was used this weekend to help resolve the issue.
Informed by Police that the Operation brought some positive results.
Grassed Verges - It has become of great concern regarding the disgrace of how our area is being treated and actions are afoot to redress areas like Wold Road, Wymersley Road, Priory Road by installation of bollards, if only drivers would be more considerate when parking for the amenities they have in the Derringham Ward.
Waste Management. - Once Again Waste Management in the West Area are sticking stickers on Bins saying no Garden Waste. When Officers were approached, they said that there was a problem and they'd get back to me. Will Keep you informed!
Highways Update :
Priory Road - Twelve Months on the Ledbury Road/ Priory Road Pedestrian Refuge
and Roadworks confirmed in this forthcoming programme.
Wymersley Road .Traffic Calming measures confimed in this forthcoming Roadworks Programme.
Thursday, 1 March 2007
Hot Press
BUDGET 2007
At the lengthy meeting held, which lasted over 6 hours, the Group were able to sway the vote for the following acceptance:
NO CLOSURES of Operational Homes
MODERNISATION of existing Homes
NO TRUST intervention of the City's Leisure Facilities
HULL IN PRINT reduced to quarterly editions
RE-INSTATEMENT of Clothing Grants for Children
RE-INSTATEMENT of Free School Meals
RE-INSTATEMENT of Meals on Wheels
VOTE: 32/26
Independents are for the Residents of Hull and not for Party Politics.
At the lengthy meeting held, which lasted over 6 hours, the Group were able to sway the vote for the following acceptance:
NO CLOSURES of Operational Homes
MODERNISATION of existing Homes
NO TRUST intervention of the City's Leisure Facilities
HULL IN PRINT reduced to quarterly editions
RE-INSTATEMENT of Clothing Grants for Children
RE-INSTATEMENT of Free School Meals
RE-INSTATEMENT of Meals on Wheels
VOTE: 32/26
Independents are for the Residents of Hull and not for Party Politics.
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