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by Claire Young on 22 March, 2018
Thanks to everyone who filled in our survey recently – you can fill it in online here.
We have been busy following up the issues you raised. Claire Young took up the issue of anti-social behaviour at the bottom of St Saviour’s Rise with the police beat manager at the Community Engagement Forum. He assured us the police will be keeping an eye on this location as the weather warms up.
Residents living alongside the drainage channel on Park Farm where oak trees were axed were furious that their local environment had been trashed without any notice or discussion.
Pat Hockey and Dave took the matter up with South Glos Council’s Tree Officers as they had put a blanket tree preservation order (TPO) on all oak trees on both Park Farm and The Meads estates before the sites were developed – Pat and Dave had not realised that oak trees by drainage channels were not covered by the TPO.
Officers confirmed that just one other oak tree by a drainage channel was still at risk – they agreed to put a Tree Preservation Order on it as a matter of priority to protect it.
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