Rushmoor Youth Influence
Are you aged between 13 and 20 then Rushmoor council would like to hear your views and have your say on local issues. If you are interested in joining this group email: youngpeople@rushmoor.gov.uk
Are you aged between 13 and 20 then Rushmoor council would like to hear your views and have your say on local issues. If you are interested in joining this group email: youngpeople@rushmoor.gov.uk
The next repair cafe will be on 21st January at the West End Centre in Aldershot. If you have an item that needs repairing the volunteers will do their best to help. Repairs are free of charge but donations are welcome. https://www.rushmoorrepaircafe.org/
Is there a pothole like this in your road? The recent weather has caused damage to roads across the borough. Road maintainence is the responsibility of Hampshire County council. You can report issues online at https://www.hants.gov.uk/ or contact us through https://rushmoorlibdems.org.uk/en/views and we will report for you.
Lib Dems were out again this week counting traffic on Park and Queens Road. Our count shows no decrease in the number of vehicles using these roads. We have again contacted Hampshire Highways over this issue calling them to resolve the diversion problems the Lynchford Road improvements are causing.
The Liberal Democrats have been asked by residents and the School to look into traffic problems around Marlborough School. Your Lib Dem Councillor attended the school Thursday to see the problem for ourselves. Cars pulled up outside the school on double yellow lines and in the zigzag box to drop off young children while other children and parents were trying to cross the road outside the school.
Empress Liberal Democrats reported concerns over the water company doing a test of thousands of gallons of water pouring out into Pierrefondes Avenue on Thursday. The road was slippery and there seemed to be no action being taken by the workers to prevent ice covering the road. This was reported and we are told action was taken by Hampshire county council and in future permits for this work will ensure gritting is undertaken.
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