High Peak Liberal Democrats
Mayfield Road two days after a recycling collection should have taken place
Residents of Mayfield Road and Church Street in Ashbourne could well be in two minds about the national shortage of HGV drivers.
Last week they suffered yet another failed collection of their recycling, leaving the pavements cluttered with blue bins, bags and boxes as households leave them out 'just in case' Serco find the time and staff to do a 'catch up' round.
However most days they are reminded that some hauliers have sufficient HGV drivers to drive the trucks that thunder past their doors as they take a short cut along their residential roads, heading north.
It seems that at present they are in a lose-lose situation as they wait for DDDC to sort out the Serco problem (see here for our petition calling for an independent enquiry) and for DCC to impose a weight limit on these residential roads (see here for our petition to ban vehicles over 7.5 tonnes from Mayfield Road and Church Street).
Printed (hosted) by Prater Raines Ltd, 98 Sandgate High Street, Folkestone CT20 3BY
Published and promoted by Barrie Taylor on behalf of High Peak Liberal Democrats all at Daleside, Linglongs Road,, Whaley Bridge SK23 7DS and by Richard Salmon, Derbyshire Liberal Democrats on behalf of Stan Heptinstall (Liberal Democrats) both at 9 Walnut Road, Belper DE56 1RG.
The views expressed are those of the publisher, not of the service provider.
Website designed and developed by Prater Raines Ltd, with modifications by High Peak Liberal Democrats
