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Aylestone Voice

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  1. A few months ago I contacted the estate agents for the old Chadds shops asking if they would clean up the windows and doorways - their responsibility not the Council's.

    I was told they would speak to the owners - still Chadds - and pass on my concerns

    Nothing was ever done

    It always seemed to me that the Chadd family were happy to take money in the tills and then quit when the competition was on its way. They seem to have no conscience about their responsibility for their property.

    I think it is shameful. Sadly I cannot find their direct contact details, which the estate agent declined to give me, or I would tell them direct

    It is stuff like this that brings down the appearance of the city and tends to encourage other poor behaviour

  2. And on a similar vein - I was going past St Peters Church the other day and some of the regulars were on one of the benches shouting and swearing at the top of their voices.

    Perhaps I should of said something?

    The lack of respect for the city and people in general is part of the overall decline we have and are seeing. And grass  cutting and maintenance of the streets and buildings are part of this.

    How do we take our city back?

  3. What it means is that if the Council decides that the Cub are in breach of the leases then they can be kicked out. Without a ground the club would fold. Anyone else who may want to run a football team affiliated to the FA could then try to get a lease.

    It is nothing to do with planning permission although many supporters think that the Council have already done a back door deal with the new owners to run the club down so that they can redevelop the site for housing and all make a big profit

  4.  I am inclined to let Roger and Stupidfrustration fight it out with wet lettuce, but

    Why does Roger have to provide two examples of what he may have done to improve the city and on the other hand why does stupid frustration not have to similarly prove his/her credentials in this area?

    Also if any one else manages to criticise what goes on or not in the city do we have to attach similar proof?

  5. I would rather we employed trained people to look after the old and children (in any event there is no money). The people I see there are usually the same group all the time (some are also by the duckpond) and if they have been getting help then it has not worked - so perhaps more trained people is throwing money away.

     

    I wonder whether they want help?

     

    Where to put them - well it would have to be close to where they can get their cheap booze and the dealers are

    Perhaps they can be taken out to the cattle market as it is not in use every day and then they can find their own way back

     

    I really do not mean to sound heartless but the more we tolerate bad behaviour the worse it gets

  6. Having just walked through the John Venn Graveyard and suffered the foul  mouthed and drunken behaviour of a group I think they should be cleared out. Many people use this area to walk through, including many children from the school, and the drunks and addicts behave appallingly and leave a mess.

  7. I'm not saying it isn't a mess, after all they have just dug up a section of the new cycle path down at Rotherwas and advance stop lines at traffic lights for cyclists are no damn good at all if you cannot get past the queueing cars to get to them

  8. Where there are wide pavements I do not see anything wrong in providing a shared cycle path. On Whitecross Road it is often safer to use the path rather than the road because of the congestion and the parked cars

  9. IIRC the (political) decision was made some time ago because the rural parishes have been complaining for years about the state of the country roads and that all the money was being spent in Hereford. The decision to redress this was made before the impact of the very wet winter and nobody thought about reviewing it (apparently). As a cyclist - every road in the city is a broken collar bone waiting to happen!

  10. For a new library in a smaller city you could look at Worcester

    There was a plan to have a new library in the Grid but that seems to have fallen by the wayside

    But - ask yourselves this. When did you last visit Hereford Library and take a book(s)?

    I'm guilty - probably not for 30 years

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