DILLIGAF Posted November 15, 2015 Report Posted November 15, 2015 Just round the corner is getting as bad, Kilpeck Avenue Garages, rear of 135 Brampton Rd. Carpet been there for weeks, trolley a week atleast, although a few "stickered" bags have been relocated. Once again on Mr Edwards patch.Might just pop it all in the trolley and wheel it down to him!
Roger Posted November 15, 2015 Report Posted November 15, 2015 although a few "stickered" bags have been relocated. Where to ?
DILLIGAF Posted November 15, 2015 Report Posted November 15, 2015 Who knows? Hopefully Rotherwas but sherborne is closer!!
Roger Posted November 15, 2015 Report Posted November 15, 2015 Who knows? Hopefully Rotherwas but sherborne is closer!! If you can't pin some fly tipped rubbish on a person then eventually The Council will have to cart it away ..... Just what happens after several weeks of moaning ....
Glenda Powell Posted November 16, 2015 Report Posted November 16, 2015 The council doesn't remove rubbish in these areas as the housing belongs to Herefordshire Housing, you can now add Pixley Walk to these area. I asked HH when the redevelopment started round the Oval if the green waste bins from the flats could be put into these areas, they didn't take any notice in fact the developers are crushing them as they pull each block of flats down, I have seen them doing it on a daily basis as I live close to the development.
Denise Lloyd Posted December 2, 2015 Report Posted December 2, 2015 Perhaps not the best place to put this but it will do. Does this mean that some of those grossly overpaid coffee swilling suits are about to start feeling a bit twitchy but I suppose they could always come back as consultants or temps Bibliophile Retweeted Shirley Burnham â€@ShirleyBurnham 37 mins37 minutes ago The ‘atomised’ council is here to stay ... http://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/dec/02/atomised-council-stripped-basics-services-future-local-government … Who wants to be implicated in this process, or complicit in it? @VftL_UK
megilleland Posted December 3, 2015 Author Report Posted December 3, 2015 Bearing in mind that the flytipping on the pathway has now been there for 4 months (See post 90 - 3rd August 2015), it is obvious that Herefordshire Housing has no inspection policy regarding the cleanliness of their estates or any plan to maintain and clean up these areas in the future. People are beginning to think this mess is a permanent art installation.
Glenda Powell Posted December 5, 2015 Report Posted December 5, 2015 Having spoke to the HHL estates manager for Newton Farm on another matter yesterday (Fri) he mentioned the fly tipping and I asked when is it going to be cleared as it had been there for months. He said the fly tipping behind the electric station on the fields is Herefordshire council area, which he assured me he has reported to them. I did tell him again about Sherborne close, Pixley walk and the garages in Brampton road, and that it has been there quite some time, I told him if he wanted further clarification to come on here and see the pictures and comments!.
megilleland Posted November 26, 2017 Author Report Posted November 26, 2017 Not much action for two years since the last post above - gave up complaining. Any way the cavalry are on their way. Lets hope it shames the council and Balfour Beatty. BB's campaign for Living Places is a joke in Hereford. We enhance and maintain the structures that bring people together, create communities and underpin everyday life.We create safe, flexible and dynamic public spaces. We are right at the heart of a vital place-shaping agenda that brings together local authorities, local communities, central government and the private sector. Our projects are geared towards community need, economic growth and sustainability.Balfour Beatty Living Places works in partnership with customers to consult, finance, design, build and manage essential infrastructure. Our teams create and maintain public places that combine local community and business needs. We specialise in highways maintenance, street lighting and public realm services. Working with Local Authorities, we enhance and maintain the structures that underpin everyday life, developing outstanding public spaces that allow communities to grow and prosper. It's only going to get done by volunteers as the council couldn't care less. I will be giving a hand to get the job done.
Colin James Posted November 26, 2017 Report Posted November 26, 2017 Not much action for two years since the last post above - gave up complaining. Any way the cavalry are on their way. Lets hope it shames the council and Balfour Beatty. BB's campaign for Living Places is a joke in Hereford. It's only going to get done by volunteers as the council couldn't care less. I will be giving a hand to get the job done. DSC02164 1.jpg DSC02165 2.jpgDSC02166 3.jpgDSC02167 4.jpg Good group doing a lot of good things here Martin, fair play to them all.
Glenda Powell Posted November 26, 2017 Report Posted November 26, 2017 Is this the Newton farmers group that was started up before the election in 2015? as I haven't seen them in action for long time
ragwert Posted November 26, 2017 Report Posted November 26, 2017 Fly tippers,bane of my life for the past 8 months whilst looking after what is left of Holmer Trading Est. I have caught four people red handed tipping rubbish,another left some junk mail in his name so I went around to his home and told him to remove it within 24hrs while he was protesting that it was not him.Hey presto,24hrs later it was gone.The police were called around 1am in the morning when a neighboring house saw headlights of a large van.Police caught them and told me they had came from Gloucestershire to dump rubbish.We now have Harris fencing all down left side but they still come and dump rubbish.
megilleland Posted November 29, 2017 Author Report Posted November 29, 2017 Good job done in cleaning up the footpaths/verges around Muir Close garages and Sherborne Close electric sub-station today organised through Alexandra Nicholas from Herefordshire Housing with Hereford Community Clean Up Group. 49 sacks of overgrown hedges and kerbs today within Newton Farm Ward. Compare pics in Post 131 above to see difference.
Glenda Powell Posted November 29, 2017 Report Posted November 29, 2017 This was excellent work done if there was only the five people in the picture. I notice Cllr Rone was in the picture, who was the man in the red cap picture blurred.
Denise Lloyd Posted November 30, 2017 Report Posted November 30, 2017 I would say more likely 4 people Cllr Rone does not look like he got stuck in might be wrong but I don't think so. The other 4 must have worked very hard to achieve that well done just hope it will be kept tidy now. It makes so much difference when you live in a clean tidy environment
Colin James Posted November 30, 2017 Report Posted November 30, 2017 Fantastic job and fair play to all those people involved.
megilleland Posted November 30, 2017 Author Report Posted November 30, 2017 I took the photo later in the afternoon. There had been several other people helping out so altogether about 8 people. I didn't realise that Cllr Rone was present, but I can vouch that he did contribute to the action. Glenda the man in the red cap was Phil Edwards. It just shows what can be done. If this good work continues I will have to change the title on this thread to "I told you it would get better"! I notice that this topic has been viewed 31,125 times - lets hope it encourages others to get involved. I have tried to get our local shop to stock a few litter pickers, but nothing for sale so far.
M. Preece Posted November 30, 2017 Report Posted November 30, 2017 I took the photo later in the afternoon. There had been several other people helping out so altogether about 8 people. I didn't realise that Cllr Rone was present, but I can vouch that he did contribute to the action. Glenda the man in the red cap was Phil Edwards. It just shows what can be done. If this good work continues I will have to change the title on this thread to "I told you it would get better"! I notice that this topic has been viewed 31,125 times - lets hope it encourages others to get involved. I have tried to get our local shop to stock a few litter pickers, but nothing for sale so far. A good job done here well done to everyone for giving up their time to do this community clear up
Aylestone Voice Posted December 1, 2017 Report Posted December 1, 2017 "Phil Edwards" Oooops Awaits Glenda's reply with interest!!!!!!
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