Councillor David Sandiford, Councillor Andrew Taylor and John Leech MP are working hard all year round for Didsbury, East Didsbury and South Withington. We are reporting graffiti, pot holes, fly tipping and other environmental issues on behalf of all local residents and visitors to our area.
Graffiti, litter, worn outlines and pavement repaired!
Graffiti at the junction of Wilmslow Road and Fog Lane - reported
Willow Way litter in tree cages reported, along with pot holes on the road following a local resident who contacted me to raise the issue
Yellow lines on Brayton Avenue - following a request by a local resident I have got this job placed onto the next council line painting schedual - hopefully the lines will be repainted before the end of the summer holidays to cut down parking from MMU
Labels:
Brayton Ave,
graffiti,
lamp posts,
litter,
pavement,
Tanfield Road,
Willow Way,
Wilmslow Road
The pavement through Didsbury Village is in dire need of repair by the council - plus assorted action
I have reported the very bad condition of the flags running through the village, ruined by the harsh winter weather andin real need of repair
I reported this lit bollard for repair at the end of Parrs Wood Road at the junction with Millgate Lane
The pavement outside the entrance to MMU on Wilmslow Road is getting dangerous - reported
Labels:
Atwood Road,
bollard,
graffiti,
Millgate Lane,
Parrs Wood Road,
pavement,
School Lane,
Wilmslow Road
Glad to see the Scout Hut cleaned amongst other action
Catterick Rd graffiti - reported
Victoria Ave - where I grew up! - reported and I watched it being cleaned - excellent job!
Happy to see my old Scout Hut on School Lane get cleaned up
Labels:
bollard,
Catterick Road,
graffiti,
Moorland Road,
School Lane,
The Drive,
Victoria Ave
Graffiti and pot holes East Didsbury and Parrs Wood Road
Oakway/Kingsway hole in the path - reported
Pot holes across Parrs Wood Road at junction with Ruabon Rd - reported
Part of all the graffiti that has just gone up along Parrs Wood Rd - reported
Labels:
graffiti,
Laneside Road,
Moorpark Road,
Oakway,
Parrs Wood Road,
Pot holes
Rhodes Clock and Fletcher Moss Gardens
The historic Rhodes Clock
Winner of the South Manchester Reporter's Big Picture in January http://www.southmanchesterreporter.co.uk/community/g/509512_the_big_picture
Phone boxes around Didsbury
In the middle of the village on Wilmslow Rd reported and cleaned
Parrs Wood Rd at junction with Catterick Rd reported
Fog Lane near Burnage station reported
Labels:
Didsbury Library,
Fog Lane,
graffiti,
Parrs Wood Road,
phone box,
Wilmslow Road
East Didsbury pot holes and graffiti getting tackled
Litter in Parrs Wood Rd tree protectors reported to be cleared
Parrs Wood Rd graffiti near Mellington Ave - sorted
Bankside Road pot holes reported
Broad Oak Lane pot holes reported to make that school run easier!
Labels:
Bankside Road,
Broad Oak Lane,
graffiti,
litter,
Parrs Wood Road,
Pot holes
Post Boxes around Didsbury
Palatine Rd/Lapwing Ln graffiti spot reported - this junction is always getting tagged!
Knackered road at the junction of Parrs Wood Ave and Wilmslow Road reported for repair.
Graffiti on the phone box at the end of Parrs Wood Ave reported.
I have reported those huge and dangerous pot holes outside outside East Didsbury station - and they've been sorted already!
Labels:
drains,
graffiti,
Palatine Road,
Parrs Wood Ave,
Pot holes,
Wilmslow Road
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