Last week in west York in pictures

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Following a crash on Gale Lane we asked for debris to be swept from the carriageway

Litter and weeds on garage access road in Westfield Place 1500hrs 22nd Sept 2016

Litter remains a top concern of residents in the Askham Lane area. We asked for the access road in Westfield Place to be swept

Litter bin spillage

This litter bin was reported for attention

Sheena at Circus

Cllr Sheena Jackson continued her survey of young peoples leisure needs in the area. This week she was outside the circus on Thanet Road. The circus had been criticised for fly posting adverting literature around the area. They were asked to remove the posters within 5 days of leaving the area (which they seem to have done)

Weeds in guttesr Stirrup Close 19th Sept 2016

Earlier in the week the Foxwood Residents Association had a walk round the local estate with Council and Housing Association officials. One big problem was weed growth with street like Wenham Road amongst those apparently missed off the treatment rota. The third application of weed killer has just started with officials promising that an improvement will be noticeable by mid October. We think that the Council will need a change of policy for 2017 following several years now of ineffective treatment.

Weed groth Wenham

More weeds

Andrew bus shelter

….and Cllr Andrew Waller takes direct action to remove weed growth from the gutters of a local bus shelter!

Hole in park

Cllr Sheena Jackson has reported several holes that have been dug in the Foxwood Park surface. They have apparently been dug by an animal and represent a potential hazard for walkers as the dark nights draw in. The holes are being filled in.

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The Council announced new plans for the erection of 8 bungalows on the Newbury Avenue garage site on Wednesday. Local Councillors are pressing for more off street parking spaces to be provided if the garages are demolished

Road works on Windsor Garth 21st Sept 2016

Good news just down the road as contractors start work on repairing roads damaged by vehicles accessing the “Hob Stones” development site on Windsor Garth

Acomb Market large

and the week ends to day with the return of the Acomb Market for the last of its currently scheduled run on Front Street. A record number of stalls are available today (Saturday). Acomb Alive are expected to make an announcement shortly about the future of the market.