At the request of residents I recently asked the City Council for repairs in Strawberrybank’s footpaths. I am pleased to have received the following feedback from the council’s Roads Maintenance Partnership: “An order has been raised to fill various trips on the footway in Strawberrybank with a timescale for completion of twenty eight days or [...]
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Brian Selway’s excellent blog – a look at life in Scotland through photographs and comment - highlighted the charm of Strawberrybank earlier this year. You can see the item at http://tinyurl.com/strawberrybank.
Further to my article from Saturday about the one day road closure in Strawberrybank on 29th October, I have had the following clarification this morning from the City Council about residents’ access by car that day : “Yes, residents will get access from either end. The point of closure is at number 23.”
Public Notice – one day temporary road closure – Strawberrybank
Posted: October 16, 2010 in StrawberrybankI have received the following update from Dundee City Council : THE ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 : SECTION 14(1) THE DUNDEE CITY COUNCIL AS TRAFFIC AUTHORITY being satisfied that traffic on the road should be prohibited by reason of new gas supply works being carried out HEREBY PROHIBIT the driving of any vehicle in [...]
I am advised by Dundee City Council that traffic will be prohibited on Strawberrybank (from Perth Road to approximately 50 metres south) from Wednesday (3rd June) for a maximum of 2 days. This is because of Scottish Water reinstatement works. Pedestrians will have access, as usual. If you have any queries please call [...]
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Posted: February 8, 2008 in Glamis Terrace, Hazel Drive, Pentland, Strawberrybank, Thomson StreetVisited Pentland Avenue today to speak with residents and see the extent of flooding over parts of the footpath – I have raised the issue with the City Council. Last month, I wrote to Royal Mail about the ‘missing’ post box at the corner of Hazel Drive and Glamis Terrace. The Courier managed to get [...]
