Review of Obstructions Policy

[Marple Business Forum]

Err... not sure actually.

Is there an issue with council trees?

                Yes They wont prune them .

I'll raise this with the Area Conditions officer next time I speak with him.

[amazon]

Err... not sure actually.

Is there an issue with council trees?

                Yes They wont prune them .

[Duke Fame]

If this does marrow use, the council should be ashamed.

I agree.  And the same applies to cauliflower use and broccoli use as well......   

Iphone predictive text makes more sense than me. I think I meant "if this happens, the council should be ashamed"

[Dave]

If this does marrow use, the council should be ashamed.

I agree.  And the same applies to cauliflower use and broccoli use as well......   

[Duke Fame]

Err... not sure actually.

Is there an issue with council trees?

I smell a rat from the council here. Our local business organisation had a council slacker speaking of parking "improvements" and licensing for A boards. I suspect this is just a ruse to extract more money from struggling retailers. If this does marrow use, the council should be ashamed.

[Marple Business Forum]

Err... not sure actually.

Is there an issue with council trees?

[amazon]

SMBC are currently reviewing their policy for obstructions in Stockport and all the District Centres (including Marple).

More information on the review can be found on the Marple Business Forum website by following this link: http://www.marplebusinessforum.co.uk/latest-news/131-review-of-obstructions-policy.html.

The consultation period on the draft policy has now opened.

Written responses to the consultation should be sent to: Engineering Services, Floor 1, Fred Perry House, Stockport, SK1 3XE or by e-mail to transportation@stockport.gov.uk.

          does this include council trees .or dont they want to know . as normall

[Marple Business Forum]

SMBC are currently reviewing their policy for obstructions in Stockport and all the District Centres (including Marple).

More information on the review can be found on the Marple Business Forum website by following this link: http://www.marplebusinessforum.co.uk/latest-news/131-review-of-obstructions-policy.html.

The consultation period on the draft policy has now opened.

Written responses to the consultation should be sent to: Engineering Services, Floor 1, Fred Perry House, Stockport, SK1 3XE or by e-mail to transportation@stockport.gov.uk.