Two roads in Pitsmoor – Firshill and Passhouses – will be part of a major new national scheme called “DIY streets”. The aim is to “help residents to re-design their own streets affordably, putting people at their heart, and making them safer and more attractive places to live.”
That time of year again – throw out the unwanted rubbish that can’t be re-used or recycled. It’s still geared to those without access to their own transport to take stuff to the bring-it or recycling sites.
Your local councillors, Jackie Drayton, Ibrar Hussain and Steve Jones, share surgeries on a rota basis. Details here.
Thursday 4th October 2007 at 2pm – note afternoon time – at Roe Lane community centre on Firshill Crescent.
Items include Brigitt Cowen from Sheffield Homes giving an update on Homes/council housing in the area; Crabtree Pond and Roe Woods reports; and an item on DIY streets. All welcome.
For more information see the the Area Panel website: http://www.sheffield.gov.uk/in-your-area/area-action/burngreave-area-action.
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