If the Council can't, shall we?

Graffiti not removed

I have received a number of requests from residents about volunteering to do that which the Council no longer can or will because of their cash-strapped situation.

I'm interested to know what your views are. For example, the Council currently won't lock/unlock park gates but some residents have said they will do it if given keys. Graffiti is no longer removed by the Council unless it's "offensive", but some residents have said they will do it if given the equipment by the Council. We can see the situation with the grass too.

There will be insurance and health & safety issues (getting people to leave the park isn't necessarily easy).

What do you think?

Best wishes,

 

Cllr. Jeet Bains Councillor for Addiscombe East ward (Conservative)

Shadow Cabinet Member for Culture and Regeneration

c/o The Town Hall Katharine Street

Croydon

Surrey CR0 1NX

[email protected]

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