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claytonender · 08-03-2009, 23:13

I have been in touch with the County Councillor for Accrington West (which is the County council division that Emma Street is in) - who is Doreen Pollitt to ask her to get me an estimate from the Highways department for bringing the road up to a standard for LCC to adopt the road.

As I am unsure what the future of Church and Milnshaw area council after May, (because of the review of Neighbourhood Management and Area Councils announced at the Cabinet meeting last Wednesday). I do not know if there will be any money available to try to fill some of the holes in - this year Church and Milnshaw area council have contributed towards some money towards a street in Milnshaw Ward.

Incidentally the street that Graham Jones lives in is also an unadopted road.

08-03-2009, 23:13	#29
claytonender Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Clayton-le-Moors Posts: 892 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 272	Re: Pot holes I have been in touch with the County Councillor for Accrington West (which is the County council division that Emma Street is in) - who is Doreen Pollitt to ask her to get me an estimate from the Highways department for bringing the road up to a standard for LCC to adopt the road. As I am unsure what the future of Church and Milnshaw area council after May, (because of the review of Neighbourhood Management and Area Councils announced at the Cabinet meeting last Wednesday). I do not know if there will be any money available to try to fill some of the holes in - this year Church and Milnshaw area council have contributed towards some money towards a street in Milnshaw Ward. Incidentally the street that Graham Jones lives in is also an unadopted road. Last edited by claytonender; 08-03-2009 at 23:15.