Garage in Bramham Road boarded up. We hope that the Council will act quickly to re-let the unit. There are a lot of people of the waiting list. We’ve asked for the detritus to be removed from the garage area and for local damaged verges to be repaired.
Following on from last weeks news that the forecourt of the Council garage area in little Green Lane had been resurfaced, we were pleased to see that the block in Marston Avenue has also been refurbished. Both forecourts were reported as being in need of attention at a meeting which took place last September.
As well as resurfacing, the Council were asked to repair boundary fences and cut back overgrown vegetation.
Both areas now look much Improved.
NB The notices on the garage doors are from someone who has lost a cat (left)
York Explore Library :
Wed 21 Feb :
6.15pm – 7.45pm :
£6, or £5 with a YorkCard
Tutor: Dr Kaley Kramer
York’s conscious civic self-fashioning in the eighteenth century was accompanied by an expanding local print industry. Women played an important role in this, particularly Grace White, who established York’s first newspaper in 1719, and Ann Ward, whose business in Coney Street lasted 30 years under her direction.
Join Dr Kaley Kramer as she uncovers the lives and careers of these fascinating York women.
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