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Liberal Democrat News

The Liberal Democrats are active throughout Hull and Hessle. Not all of our activities make the front page of our web site. Here, then, are the latest news items from across the whole of the area.

Local news

03 Sep 2010 - James Reckitt Avenue bus service (Drypool)

After several years of asking, regular evening and Sunday bus services have been introduced on James Reckitt Avenue. “Many local people have been asking for an extended service in the Garden Village and James Reckitt Avenue area for some time,” said Anjie.

The service has been introduced by Stagecoach, as part of the number 53 bus service - but at the moment it is just a trial. “Services have been withdrawn by bus companies in the past, due to low numbers,” added Linda. “It’s important the service is well used during the trial so Stagecoach are persuaded to keep it on.”

02 Sep 2010 - Monitoring Litter near Tesco Store (Beverley)

Cllrs Dave McCobb and Karen Mathieson have taken residents’ concerns about litter around the Tesco store boundary up with the Store Manager. Residents were particularly worried about the area around the bus stop on Beverley Road. “The Store Manager was very helpful and immediately sent a team out to clear up the rubbish,” said Dave. “Let’s hope that it is kept clean and tidy now!”

31 Aug 2010 - Good news at Anlaby Park Library (Boothferry)

The “gapping up” fencing works are now complete at Anlaby Park Library. “The appearance of the area has improved since this work was completed,” says local campaigner councillor Karen Woods.

29 Aug 2010 - Better play facilities for our area (Newington)

Work has now finished on improving the green space on Pulman Street. “It’s great that local children had an opportunity to help decide how the area should be improved ,” said Cllr Rick Welton.

The improvements included a new play area for children and new planting on the site. “We will continue to fight for more money to improve green spaces across the area,” added Cllr Craig Woolmer.

28 Aug 2010 - Trees cut back at Holderness House (Drypool)

Trees have been cut back at Holderness House, behind Acacia Drive. Linda has worked with Holderness House to get the trees cut back, which were encroaching on the gardens of houses on Acacia Drive.

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