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Items filtered by date: July 2010
At the recent LAT chairs meeting there was a presentation from the Trading Standard’s Illegal Money Lending Team. They are cracking down on loan sharks across Brighton & Hove. In April there was a raid on a suspected loan shark in Woodingdean – unfortunately no prosecutions were able to be made.
Do any of these people know the time?
"no loading 8-9.30 then 11-6" see the sign here
If you wish to inform Pallet truck
We the undersigned petition the council to to get together with the Police urgently to organise a way forward which will put a stop to the BBQ damage and desecration of Hove Lawns. The Council says the police should enforce the by-laws. The police say it is the Council's responsibility. Meanwhile 'Hove Lawns' along the seafront in Hove are damaged by large numbers of people having BBQs on The Lawns every summer.
These pictures have been sent to us with regards to our obstructions campaign, do you think they are unlicenced - wayward aboards or blocking the highway
We are receiving more and more noise complaints around pubs.
Here is a video we were sent as an example. (sorry about the quality )
Pass your comments or complaints below
The council recently repainted the yellow loading restriction markers on the pavement as can be seen in this picture of a van parked right next to the bin.
The lines are in the bottom right and just under the bin.
The next meeting is scheduled for the 13th july.
Please send you agenda suggestions or leave a comment under this post.
Thank you
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