The month of October has seen a very wide range of issues raised. I am pleased to say that we have had a lot of success in resolving many of the problems in the community.
The top four have been fly tipping/bins, road safety, covid (masks) and pavements.
We have continued to see widespread fly 
tipping across Bush Hill Park and some hot spot areas. I am pleased to say that a number of fines have been issued and we are continuing in the battle to keep the area clean and green. The Council has agreed to do a litter pick of the Firs Farm Wetlands and to also install additional bins – it is a jewel in the crown of Bush Hill Park and I will always work with you to protect it.
Road safety concerns include the Halstead 
Road / Firs Lane area as well as the three Primary Schools locally. I am working with the Council and Police on these issues.
The third issue has been concern about mask wearing levels at a small number of shops locally. This has been an issue working in partnership with the Council, Police and shops. We have seen improvements in mask wearing levels – vital in the fight against Covid-19.
Fourth is trip hazards on pavements. I have spotted many during my walks in the community. Typically these are near trees that are pulling up the pavements and creating trip hazards. Already the Council has agreed to repair many of these.
It has been a very busy time in the community and I will always do my best as a local resident and your Councillor to press for results.
