Housing in H&F in the Guardian

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/davehillblog/video/2009/oct/09/housing-london-tory-social

Watch this ......

Further to the last two posts.

The only response to the email sent to the Recycling Team, Cleaner Greener Team and my local councillors (that include the leader of the council), was that I was copied into an email sent from the Cleaner Greener Team to the Recycling Team leader. Otherwise NOTHING has been forthcoming. Clearly the silence indicates that the council are impotent when it comes to dealing with estate issues.

We do have a new Smart Bin which is now padlocked.

Bushes AGAIN! Why are they allowed to grow wild?

A "pet hate" because of the dirt and detritus that falls on our cars, causing more cleaning. Now covering a "Disabled Parking sign". The people of 8,9 & 10 Claridge Court let the bushes from their gardens grow wild without a care in the world. If this was council bushes encroaching on their land they would waste no time in getting the council to cut it back. But these are private residents who seemingly are outside of any social responsibility. I have "moaned" about this for many years. The council have, so I have been told, cut these bushes back and invoiced the owners of the property. I was then told the council merely cuts them back whenever. Last time I mentioned this last year a member of Fulham North Housing office told me they would be added to the estate plant maintenance schedule. With this not being done I have now been told that plant maintenance is being reviewed! Whatever that means.

So who pays to have these bushes/tree's maintained?

Cllr Ivimy

Though there was a motion at the last council meeting calling for the resignation of Cllr Ivimy following her comments.

This didn't succeed and the current administration saved her.

Personally I feel that having made the comments the only decent thing she could have done was to resign her seat.

I have not heard nor found from hunting around the Internet any comments from Shaun Bailey on her position. He must fear that this issue will come back to haunt him in the future.