Greenstead residents asked to raise neighbourhood issues (From Essex County Standard)
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Greenstead residents asked to raise neighbourhood issues
12:37pm Tuesday 12th March 2013 in News By Will Lodge
RESIDENTS of a Colchester estate are being asked what they want to see improved in their area.
A Community Day of Action is planned for Greenstead on Monday April 15.
The event will see council, police, probation and a number of other teams hit the estate in a bid to spruce it up and clamp down on wrong-doers.
To help them target the right issues members of the Safer Colchester Partnership are knocking on doors today and tomorrow to find out what needs to be done.
Alternatively people can fill in an online questionnaire.
- For more information contact Sonia Carr on 01206 282978 / 507836 or email sonia.carr@colchester.gov.uk.
Comments(7)
jammin
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4:13pm Tue 12 Mar 13
All the right to buy tenants will be laughing their way to the bank in a few years when the popularity of an ex council estate soars!!!
stackerman
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7:48pm Tue 12 Mar 13
jammin
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7:38am Wed 13 Mar 13
stackerman wrote:them seem to have a lot for sale, doesnt mean they shift any though!
it would be nice to see people paying there way correctly instead of de frauding the system selling numerous pushbikes from there front gardens on avon way makes the place look untidy and are they tax registered as they seem to sell lots of push bikes.
Thats quite a presumption you make, don't you think?
PROOFREADER
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9:18am Wed 13 Mar 13
jammin wrote:Not all of the properties on Avon Way are in Greenstead Estate. The mock georrgian properties are in Avondale, so if the cycles are being sold from an Avondale property then nothing can be done as the make a difference day does not apply.
stackerman wrote:them seem to have a lot for sale, doesnt mean they shift any though!
it would be nice to see people paying there way correctly instead of de frauding the system selling numerous pushbikes from there front gardens on avon way makes the place look untidy and are they tax registered as they seem to sell lots of push bikes.
Thats quite a presumption you make, don't you think?
stackerman
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10:40am Wed 13 Mar 13
there are many sold to the students and this is a regular turn around of stock with the sales it must have exceeded £2000+ tax free as all the students are riding these push bikes daily on avon way just saying thats all
PROOFREADER
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11:05am Wed 13 Mar 13
SOMETHING2SAY says...
2:56pm Tue 12 Mar 13