Shahid Qazi points to a driver flouting a ‘no parking’ sign and obstructing a resident’s driveway. “This is everyday - our lives are ruled by school term tables and parents,” he sighed.
“The bollards were installed by the funding of the school, and so we asked the councillors to put bollards up on our side of the road - offering money contributions - but they refused.” “I caught her on a second occasion again, and asked ‘would you do this where you live?’, and afterwards she began shouting so I threw the rubbish back in her window.”
William Broome has lived on the street for 51 years, and has struggled to help his wife - who has mobility issues - get into the car when other vehicles are parked and blocking the entrance to their drive.
Maisielawton13 It goes well beyond litter. This couple dropping off their son were lucky no kids on the pavement were hit when they took out a couple of bollards and went through this garden wall in November. To give them their due they were mortified. But the traffic needs to be stopped.
Good work!