The York Knights inflatable was a big success when it visited Foxwood yesterday.
Another session will take place on Acomb Green tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
They will be back at the Foxwood Park on 8th August at 2:00pm
The events are sponsored by the Westfield Ward Committee
The Council have been today to repair the goals posts on the Foxwood Park which were damaged by plant a few months ago.
Volunteer litter collectors have also been active in the area.
Foxwood Residents Association Volunteers made a start on clearing dead vegetation from the Foxwood Park this morning.
It is hoped that a bulb planting day will be organised next week
The cycle path markings on Bellhouse Way have been repainted. Much improved for both cyclists and pedestrians
Volunteers from “Good Gym” joined local residents yesterday evening in a crash clean up of the perimeter of part of the Foxwood Park.
Good gym is an excellent idea. Rather than pay to use equipment and lift weights in an indoor gym, volunteers use the energy to help the local community.
Good gym volunteers get to work
Good turn out in Foxwood Park last night
Removing a difficult stump
Neil and Sheena tackle broken tree branches
After some delay, the Council have done a good job in clearing the dumping from the Foxwood Park. Accent Housing are going to provide a skip for use by their tenants on a 6 monthly basis . Unfortunately there is still no word on when the Council skip service will recommence
Broken bottle on Foxwood park footpath. Broken glass can be a danger to both children and animals. Please report any problems that you see to the Council ycc@york.gov.uk
We’ve asked for the pedestrian crossing markings on Bellhouse Way to be refreshed
Unfortunately several of the trees recently planted on the Thanet Road sports area field were vandalised over the weekend. The trees were planted following a volunteer led fund raising campaign. We hope that some can be saved. The Police are being advised about the incident.
Speedy work today by Joseph Rowntree Housing Association.
Issues with dumping on Foxwood Park were dealt with today. Overhanging branches were also cut back.
Good end to Great British Spring Clean
Residents in west York have been completing hedge trimming work over the last few days.
Bushes which have obscured the view from the Askham Lane bus stop are being removed.
The Council has promised to cut back overhanging highway trees and the local ward committee has allocated a budget for the work.
Elsewhere Sheena Jackson and local residents have been giving the boundary hedge in the Foxwood park a final trim (below).
The regular York Knights community sessions are unaffected by the current issues facing the club and will continue
