Kings Square should be a place to be proud says Rebecca Trimnell
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The city council enforcement officer and the Environment Agency have been taking an interest in unapproved developments at Severnside Farm, which is by the River Twyver.
In 2005 Priory Road was declared an air
Earlier this year the Tories made a decision to scrap deep cleans without consulting ward councillors or their project partners.
Jeremy Hilton has met with city council officers to give his backing to introducing a ban on the drinking of alcohol at the rose garden on London Road.
Your Liberal Democrat councillors have been getting requests to introduce residents parking permits for Oxford Road, Edwy Parade, Newland Street and Sebert Street.
● The road surface on St Oswald's Road, the Wotton Pitch section of Cheltenham Road and part of Horton Road is breaking up. Jeremy has asked the county council to resurface these roads.
Gloucester City Council is complaining it doesn't have enough staff to maintain the public garden on Estcourt Road, near to the Kingsholm Road roundabout.
Liberal Democrat councillors Isabel Brazil and Jeremy Hilton have issued a challenge to the Tory-run city council to acquire 67/69 London Road for a housing development.
Plans have been submitted to build 100 homes on the grounds of the former Civil Service club in Kingsholm.
Barnwood Park is to be included in an Urban Greening Project which is designed to create/improve wildlife habitats throughout the city. It will be run in partnership with Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, The University of Gloucesershire and the Environment Agency.
Recent heavy rain has once again highlighted the faults with some of the gullies / drains along the main road through Barnwood. We have seen that surface water (ponding) at the junction with Church Lane does not drain away as it should, causing difficulties for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians.
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