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Notice of vacancy - Springs Ward
Notice of vacancy - Springs Ward
Fri, 31 Aug 2018 11:32 by Andrew Ellis
Skate Park Consultation
Lutterworth Town Council have been granted £2,000 to spend on your Skate Park. In order to learn more about what is required/preferred we need your opinion and ask that you spare a few minutes to complete the survet to have your say - your opinion does count!
Please visit:
www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/LT277Y9
Mon, 13 Aug 2018 13:23 by Andrew Ellis
Grass Cutting
Lutterworth Town Council is aware of the unacceptable appearance of Lutterworth's grass verges over the past months and apologise for this.
Some facts:
- After a cold Spring there was a surge of rapid growth in May
- Leicestershire County Council Highways pay us for 6 cuts a year which the Town Council enhanced to 10 cuts a year
- Lutterworth Town Council is also responsible for the cutting of Lutterworth Cemetery, Saxon Meadow play area and open space, Coventry Road recreation ground and Crescent Road recreation ground
- The contract has not changed nor has there been any reduction in spending since it began
- This is the last year with our current contractor
So what has your council done about it: More »
- Regular meetings with the Contractor with progress reports
- Council employees instructed to help with the grass cutting where possible in addition to contractors
- Requested the contractor bring in more teams to rectify the problem
This should bring the grass under control but the Town Council will remain vigilant and take further action if required.
What is your Council going to do?
- Review the specification (frequency and coverage) of the annual contract
- Look into implications of employing staff internally to carry out grass cutting in the future » Less
Fri, 22 Jun 2018 10:19 by Andrew Ellis
