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Broken bollard in Bellingham Walk |
Replaced! |
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Abandoned rubbish in Surley
Row |
Removed! |
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Graffiti in Surley Row -
Reported! |
Removed! |
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Dangerous tree trunk which
caused a serious injury to one
of our residents |
Made safe! |
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Broken bollard in Bellingham
Walk |
Removed! |
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Broken bollard in the Service
road of Bellingham Walk -
Reported! |
Graffiti in Surley Row -
Reported! |
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Graffiti in Knights Way ... |
Removed! |
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Caversham Park eyesore |
Restored to former glory! |
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Abandoned Cuttings in Whitby
Green |
Removed! |
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Abandoned tree cuttings and
debris removed |
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Broken seating in Allhallows
Road |
Repaired! |
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Vandalised bench is repaired |
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Broken seating in Farnham
Drive |
Repaired! |
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Vandalised bench is repaired |
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Fly-tipping |
Removed! |
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Fly-tipping in Ulster Close,
Caversham Park
thoughtless vandals decided to
dumb their rubbish at this end
of this nice cul-de-sac, which
looks much neater after a good
clean-up |
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Paint vandalism |
Removed! |
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Paint
vandalism in Ulster Close,
Caversham Park
Vandals had spilt paint over
footpath and a residents gate,
which looks much neater after a
good clean-up |
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Dangerous Pavement ... |
Repaired! |
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Dangerous
Pavement
In the height of the summer,
which now seems to be in the
distant past, Councillor Mark
Ralph stood next to this
dangerous pavement in Kidmore
End Road which was a particular
problem our older residents who
are less nimble than they used
to be. We are pleased that
it has now been fixed. |
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Dangerous Potholes ... |
have all been repaired! |
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Milestone
Way potholes
Cllr Richard Willis reported
these dangerous potholes in this
normally busy car park. Cllr
Willis said "someone could
easily trip and injure
themselves". Reading Borough
Council have arranged to have
the potholes resurfaced shortly.
See my Blog! |
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Burnout kiosk ... |
removed! |
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Milestone
Way Telephone Kiosk
its a terrible shame that
mindless vandals set this
telephone
kiosk alight in 2007. In
the absence of a mobile phone or
a run-down battery, this kiosk
could well have been used in an
emergency and may well have
saved someone's life. As a
result of an
area walk-about to
enhance the area with local
residents, businesses and Police
and subsequent contact with
British Telecom the kiosk was
finally removed after a 90-day
public consultation period. |
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Eyesore ... |
... relocated! |
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Kidmore
End Road, Emmer Green.
Following complaints from our
local residents regarding an
unsightly collection bin, it was
promptly relocated to a more
appropriate place following
negotiations with the
department concerned. |
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Dangerous wall ... |
... removed! |
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Farnham
Drive, Caversham Park
Village (rear of shops)
Cllr Jamie Chowdhary beside a
collapsed wall which was in a
dangerous state and could easily
have fallen on someone and
caused a serious injury.
Following his intervention, the
wall was quickly removed. |
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Abandoned vehicle ... |
... removed! |
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Farnham
Drive Car park, Caversham
Park Village
Cllr Mark Ralph marks the spot
where an abandoned caravan was
not only creating an eyesore but
was also occupying numerous car
spaces in a busy shopping area
car park. Following discussions
with the
local Police team, the abandoned vehicle
was removed. |
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More to follow
shortly! .... |
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