
The rutted surface had made getting a buggy or wheelchair across very difficult, and it would also be a hindrance to those not so steady on their feet.
I use the path almost every time I go into the area, as I tend to walk or take the bus to go to things in my ward.
I was delighted that LES very quickly came up with a solution (so quickly I suspected someone else must have asked!), but they confirmed they'd done it after receiving my email. I'm sure you'll agree, it looks good! As I'd raised a few issues about the area, they're also doing a litter pick, and are looking into improving the local environment.
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Good work Alison but you forgot to say "I take that path in incredibly high heels and therefore need a smooth surface" - anyway I'm glad the 5 inch heels can come back now :-)
My small piece of tarmac, indeed BB.
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03 May 2009
well done!
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