Showing posts with label Coronation Avenue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coronation Avenue. Show all posts

Tuesday, 6 January 2015

Coronation Avenue - Road Closure

Please be aware from 12th January 2015 for a period of up to a month the section of Coronation Avenue from the junction with Chestnut Grove up to Sladebrook Avenue will be closed for essential work by Wessex Water.

The road will not be closed off for the whole period and notices will be in place to confirm exact closure times and dates, but alternative routes may be required during this work.

Full details of the notice can be found on the BANES website here.

If you have any questions, please do contact us.

by
Sarah Moore

Saturday, 26 April 2014

Coronation Avenue

We have requested the dangerous potholes spread at various locations on Coronation Avenue are repaired as soon as possible.

We are keen to get all the roads around the area back to a safe condition, if you are aware of any issues in your street that we have not yet reported, please let us know and we will request these are looked at as soon as possible.

by
Sarah Moore

Monday, 11 November 2013

Pot Holes & Blocked Drains




  

During a walk around Westmoreland yesterday, we came across quite a few large pot holes, that have got worse with the recent heavy rain.

We have asked for the potholes on Coronation Avenue, Lymore Avenue and Burnham Road to be repaired as a matter of urgency and hopefully before any more bad weather comes.

We have also requested tha the blocked drains on Coronation Avenue are cleared as soon as possible to ensure any rain can clear away easily.


If you are aware of any issues that you would like us to look into for you, please get in touch.

by
Sarah Moore

Saturday, 16 March 2013

Coronation Ave/Ivy Ave Lane clear up

This morning Councillor Sharon Ball and I joined residents to clear up this mess:


Amongst the items we removed were 3 computer monitors, a bike frame and rusty bike wheel, a car wheel, a matress, a sofabed, a rusty barbeque frame and a duvet.  We also filled over 40 waste bags with smaller items of rubbish such as cans, bottles and plastic bags.

Thankfully the rain stayed off and In just under 2 hours we have managed to transform the lane and have left it looking like this:


Look out for more action days that we are organising over the coming months.  If you would like to get involved, please contact us.

by
Sarah Moore