Important Service Message – Garden Waste Collection

You are probably aware that Leeds City Council have announced that the garden waste collection service will be suspended for the winter months and no collections will take place during

December 2011    January 2012   February 2012

The service will resume with fortnightly collections in March 2012

For further information please visit www.leeds.gov.uk/recycleforleeds

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School Crossing Patrol

We refer to a previous post in respect of the above and welcome the good news received from Cllr Barry Anderson by the Senior Supervisor, (Passenger Assistants & School Crossing Patrol), Passenger Transport, Westland Road Depot who has advised him as follows:

“As agreed, we placed a temporary School Crossing warden on Sir George Martin Drive at Adel Primary School, for four weeks, in order that we monitor the traffic flow and the number of pedestrians crossing.

This trial period had now ended and we have analysed the statistics and I can confirm that the numbers of both pedestrians and traffic warrant the need for a warden. Thus we are able to establish a permanent site, which will be fully funded by the authority.

We are in the process of advertising for a number of vacancies and we will include the site at Adel in this recruitment process.

For your information, I have attached a flyer which we will distribute at the school and in the immediate area during the recruitment process, but if you or the school are aware of any interested parents could you please let them know the situation and give them my details.”

Poster attached please click here…

Adel Crag Comments:

“We would have liked more safety measures in place such as 20 mph limit near the two schools, speed bumps and a pedestrian crossing but would seem the council have taken everything into consideration and had a change of heart to employ a School Crossing Warden. However, we feel it does not resolve the issue of traffic on the stretch of the road and shall be considering campaigning for additional measures to be put in place.”

In the meantime, if you need any further information please do not hesitate to contact Cllr Barry Anderson directly.

Would You Like to Protect A Pavement?

We have received the information below from WNWhLs today which may be of interest to you.

Living Streets

Protect a Pavement
Up and down the country inconsiderate pavement parkers are forcing people with pushchairs, people in wheelchairs and older people to walk unsafely in the road. Join the Living Streets campaign and write to your local council or MSP in support of a pavement parking ban.

Protect a pavement today.

Slips, trips and falls
Have you tripped on a poorly maintained pavement or slipped on ice and injured yourself? Your stories bring our work to life and help us lobby government to make our streets safe and enjoyable. Send us your experiences or any photographs you might have. Email us now

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Neighbourhood Police Update W/c 24th October 2011

Crime
There has been 2 reports of burglary in the last week which have occurred on Redesdale Gardens, a UPVC panel was kicked in but no entry gained.  An attempt to break into a garage on St Helens Lane, however the alarm was activated. There has been 1 report of vehicle crime on The Drive where equipment was stolen from the back of a van.

ASB
Following on from the robbery that occurred at Bedquilts on Monday, further
reassurance patrols were commenced, on the 26th 2 cars were checked in the car park after officers smelt cannabis, there was evidence of drug use in the car but no drugs. All were moved on. PCSO Salkeld attended a report of fireworks being thrown on Adel Lane, officers made a search but no one could be found.

For full police report of North West Outer NPT please click here…

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