UPDATE FROM TEAM SOUTH WORLE

PETER CREW
JAMES DAVIS
DAVID HITCHINS
MICHAL KUS

WORKING TOGETHER: ACHIEVING RESULTS

Dear Resident,
For the last four years we have been privileged to serve as your local representatives on North
Somerset Council and Weston Town Council. During that time, we have helped many residents with their
queries and concerns, whether raised to us directly or at our monthly surgeries.

Current issues on which we are taking action include:

Parking
Inconsiderate parking is creating frustration for residents across South Worle, particularly in West Wick,
Weston Village, around Worle station and our local schools. All of the issues identified locally will be consid-
ered by North Somerset Council through the summer. We will continue to push for traffic regulation orders
to be raised and appropriate solutions to be implemented to alleviate the problems.
Dog Fouling
Extra Council officers are being trained by the Police to help enforce Public Space Protection Orders; these
will help in ensuring that owners clear up any mess made by their dogs. In addition, Weston Town Council
has installed more dog waste bins in the area.
Litter and Fly Tipping
Again, through the use of Public Space Protection Orders, Council officers can increase monitoring of hot
spots and issue on the spot fines. We have passed information about problems on to officers as we have been
made aware of them.
Summer Lane Flooding
We continue to work with council officers on the delivery of this scheme. Although it has been a little late in
starting, it remains on track for completion in the autumn.
Play Areas
The Town Council has introduced a new maintenance programme to cover all 22 play areas managed by
the council. This will include any new areas taken over from developers to ensure that they are kept to a
high standard.

If re-elected we will continue to listen to residents’ concerns and do our best to make sure both North

Somerset and Weston Town Council take the appropriate actions to resolve them.

Peter Crew, James Davis, David Hitchins & Michal Kus

WORKING TOGETHER: ACHIEVING RESULTS

Conservatives have a record of success in North Somerset!

REDUCING FLOOD RISK IN CARING FOR AND TACKLING DOG FOULING

THE SUMMER LANE AREA
Your local Councillors continue to work
with officers on the important flood
prevention scheme. Those who experi-
enced the awful floods there a few years
ago will be pleased to hear it remains on
track for completion in the autumn.
IMPROVING PLAY PARKS
The Town Council has introduced a new
maintenance programme to cover all 22
play areas managed by the Council. This
will include any new areas taken over
from developers to ensure that they are
kept to a high standard.
FOR OUR RESIDENTS
Extra Council officers are being trained by
Police to help enforce Public Space
Protection Orders; these will help ensure
that owners clear up any mess made by
their dogs. In addition, the Town Council
has installed more dog waste bins.

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Update on Weston Hospital and our A&E Department

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final say. We felt it was important
N.Worle@Weston-Conservatives.co.uk to get as many people as possible in
the same room and start a positive conversation about our hospital’s
future. The local Accident and Emergency department is so important to
residents and we need to make sure we look at all possible options.”

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