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New plans to improve parking and access for residents around the Crabtree estate, including Fairbank Road and Norwood Road, will be made public soon. These are based on the results/feedback of the Permit Parking consultation that took place a couple of years ago
Page Hall residents have been concerned about the litter in their area and with support from the Pakistan Advice and Community Association have formed a voluntary group to sweep the streets themselves using their own brushes. Burngreave Councillors have agreed to fund equipment to continue the task.
Sheffield City Council’s £2 billion Streets Ahead project is set to begin work in mid August 2012. The project will improve the condition of the city’s roads, pavements and streetscene within the first 5 years of the contract.
Area Ward meeting for Burngreave Ward
North east community assembly public business meeting
Your local Councillor surgery dates for Septemeber. No dates in August.
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