Weekly report of Moseley Street Wardens, week ending - 26th January 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 26th January 2007

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

Environmental
Monday 22nd January
Email advancement ID to Beth Peters - reported to Beth Peters
Patrol village
Raveology stickers lampposts, bins etc - reported to Beth Peters
Drain cover missing outside Cross café
Crest Nicholson placard on lamppost 27 Alcester Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Traffic light 7 Alcester Rd not facing oncoming traffic - reported to Highways
Pushchair @ jct. Howard Rd / Alcester Rd South - reported to Contact Birmingham
Large pile wood / bag @ jct. School / Paton Grove - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Blocked drain @ 16 cotton lane - reported to Highways
Carpet / box @ side 23 wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled village
Man hole cover missing outside Cross Café on Alcester Rd - reported to Severn Trent
Blocked drains outside 12 and 18 Wake Green Rd - reported to Highways

Tuesday 23rd January
Bag search on car park next to trades bins with Beth Peters / spoke to Wetherspoons regards waste
Patrolled village
Route 4
Sofa outside 17 - 51 Woodnorton Drive - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Broken glass outside 1 Tudor Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
School warning sign damaged next to 234 Alcester Rd - reported to Highways
Cable box front doors open outside Village public house, Alcester Rd - reported to TeleWest
Route 3
Blocked drain outside 125 Salisbury Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Cable box top open opposite 1C Salisbury Rd - reported to TeleWest

Wednesday 24th January
Patrolled village
Route 2
2 bags of garden waste jtn of Park Rd / Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Corn oil can outside Sinclair Court, Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Exces litter Strensham Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Drain blocked at bottom of Park Hill - reported to Highways
Drain blocked outside 114 Park Hill - reported to Highways
Budget gas bottle at jtn of Augusta Rd / Park Rd - reported to gas bottle suppliers
Graffiti on street furniture - reported to Graffiti on street furniture
Patrolled village
Compiled list of locations in Moseley village of Drum and Bass stickers for Beth Peters
Removed graffiti from village green

Thursday 25th January
Patrolled village
Updated notice boards
Rubbish / needles dumped on car park - reported to Beth Peters
Advance waste Woodbridge Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Patrolled village
Carpet / box on side entrance of 30 Wake Green Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham

Friday 26th January
Patrolled village
Graffiti street furniture - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Lamp post 3 Woodbridge Rd dayburning - reported to Highways
Walk about with Beth Peters regards car park / flats on Woodbridge Rd
Patrolled village
Sofa next to 13A St Albans Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 74 and 89 Kingswood Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Rubble on footpath and in road outside 44 Newport Rd - reported to Beth Peters
Box outside 4 Kingswood rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Broken slabs outside 65 Kingswood Rd - reported to Highways
Rubbish next to Trade Waste bins on car park - reported to Waste Management

Crime & ASBO
Friday 26th January
Burglary Reduction Initiative with Community Support Officer

Fire
Thursday 25th january
HFSC

Community / other
Tuesday 23rd January
Staff Meeting
Put up Farmers Market banners

Saturday 27th January
Farmers Market

Sunday 28th January
Car park clean up

Planning Applications of importance in Moseley & Kings Heath Ward - Sunday 21st January 2007

Councillor update on Planning Applications of importance in Moseley & Kings Heath Ward – Sunday 21st January 2007

All these applications and plans can be seen at http://www.birmingham.gov.uk/GenerateContent?CONTENT_ITEM_ID=43513&CONTENT_ITEM_TYPE=0&MENU_ID=12189&EXPAND=12185


S/07195/05/FUL, 9 Boundary Drive, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8NY - Retention of single storey side extension with alterations to roof - Awaiting Report

S/01945/06/ FUL, 141 Sandford Road, Moseley - Erection of single storey forward extension, front porch, construction of new bay and bow windows to front with canopy over.- Approved

S/01332/06/FUL, 7 Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Retention of boundary walls to front and side. - Under consideration

S/01333/06/FUL, 7a Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Retention of boundary walls to front and side - Under consideration

S/01697/06/FUL, St Mary's Row, Moseley Village Green, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 - Erection of Tolkien landmark sculpture to include 6.5m high metal "Ent" sculpture, life size statues of children, laying of resin bonded crushed glass tiles, removal of three trees and planting of four new trees - Awaiting PP/Cons Exp

S/01723/06/FUL, 18 Belle Walk, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9DE - Erection of 1.8 metres high front boundary wall and 2 no. 2 metres high front gates - Report In Draft

S/02255/06/FUL - 582 Moseley Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B12 9AA - Use for assembly and leisure (D2) including skate boarding, BMX, climbing - internal alterations, external refurbishment, provision of parking spaces - Awaiting Report

S/04017/06/FUL - 123 Moor Green Lane, Pitmaston, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8NG - Conversion of existing buildings and erection of new buildings to provide 64 one, two and three bedroom dwelling - Defer for Sect 106

S/04236/06/LDE - 7A Park Hill, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8DU - Certificate of lawfulness for a lorry repair workshop and park (to rear of site) and ancillary store to coach house - Under consideration

S/04933/06/FUL - 39 Forest Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9DH - Demolition of existing workshop and erection of one 1-bedroom flat - Refuse - Decision date 29/12/2006

S/05510/06/FUL - 145-147 Alcester Road, The Cross, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8JP - use of the 1st floor as bar in conjuntion with ground floo and continuation of opening to 00:30 - Approve Temporary - Decision date 23/11/2006

S/05627/06/FUL - 126 Springfield Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7DX - Demolition of existing bungalow and proposed development of two storey house and garage - Approve – Conditions - Decision date 30/11/2006

S/05637/06/FUL - 41 Amesbury Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8LE -Proposed development of two storey detached dwelling house. – Refuse -
Decision date 01/12/2006

S/05706/06/FUL - 26 Goodby Road, Birmingham, B13 8NJ - External ramps for wheelchair access - Awaiting PP/Cons Exp

S/05811/06/FUL - 126 Church Road, Moseley, B13 9AA - Retrospective demolition of lean-to extension and change of use of nursing home to 6 self contained flats. - Approve – Conditions - Decision date 17/11/2006

S/06141/06/FUL - 40 Woodbridge Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8EJ - Change of use from retail (A1) to hot food takeaway (A5) – Refuse - Decision date 30/11/2006

S/06820/06/FUL - 35 Billesley Lane, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 9QT - Erection of part two storey and part first floor side extension and bay window to front – Refuse - Decision date 06/01/2007

S/06990/06/FUL - 12 Moor Green Lane, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8ND - Erection of two storey side extension, forward canopy, first floor side & single storey rear extensions – Refuse - Decision date 06/01/2007

S/07000/06/FUL - 280 Station Road, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7TF - Retention of canopy to front and single storey side & rear extensions (amendment to previously approved application: S/07310/04/FUL) – Refuse -
Decision date 06/01/2007

S/07451/06/LDE - 30 Park Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8AH - Certificate of Lawfulness for existing use or property as 7 bedsits/flats for a period of at least 10 years - Under consideration

S/07582/06/FUL - 149-151 High Street, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 7DG - Redevelopment of two retail units into single unit for use as financial and professional services (class A2) - Under consideration

S/07585/06/FUL - 120-126 Alcester Road, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8EE - Erection of two buildings use class A1, A2 or B1 with 50 C3 apartments 32 two bed 15 one bed access and car parking - Under consideration

S/07597/06/FUL - 40-42 St. Marys Row, China Garden Restaurant, Moseley, Birmingham, B13 8JG - Change of use of first floor from residential to restaurant with karaoke rooms ancillary to existing grd flr restaurant - Under consideration

S/07801/06/FUL - 18 Heathfield Road, Land adjacent to, Kings Heath, Birmingham, B14 - Two new terraced houses - Under consideration

Moseley Street Wardens report back, week ending - 19th January 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 19th January 2007.

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

Environmental
Monday 15th January
Route 4
Patrolled village
Graffiti street furniture / alleyways - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Bin liners outside 234 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet outside 312 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Split bin liner in gutter next to 1 Moor Green Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Route 3
Patrolled village
Graffiti street furniture / alleyways - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Pavestones missing opposite 4 Moorcroft Rd - reported to Highways

Tuesday 16th January
Patrolled village
Staff Meeting
Graffiti street furniture / alleyways reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Patrolled village

Wednesday 17th January
Patrol village
Access road adj. 44 King Edward Rd very dirty and has holes in road. Resident of 44 says the road is Council owned. - reported to Highways
Graffiti street furniture

Friday 19th January
2 black bags @ 182 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Large pile bags by trade bins in car park - reported to Car Parks
Blue heritage bollard knocked over on pavement @ 95 Alcester Rd reported to Highways
Lit bollard opp. 5 St.Mary's Row loose (keeps falling over) - reported to Street Lighting
Graffiti street furniture
Sofa @ 17 Woodnorton Drive - reported to Housing
Drain cover missing in entrance to Woodnorton Drive - reported to Highways
Concrete lumps on pavement entrance to Woodnorton Drive reported to Highways
Bench in road @ entrance to Woodnorton Drive - reported to Highways
Clear plastic/ rubbish from hedge adj. 326 Alcester Rd
Robert Aston sign on pavement adj. 326 Alcester Rd - reported to Robert Aston
Car part on pavement adj. 326 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet on pavement @ 312 Alcester RD - reported to Contact Birmingham
Children crossing sign/frame @ opp. 179 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Advancement from xxx Warren Ave. ID recovered - reported to Beth Peters
Fluorescent tube adj. 1 Farquahar Rd. Taken for recycling
Dixons sign on land adj. 65 Church Rd - reported to Dixons
3 bags/carpet tiles @ xxx Church Rd - reported to Beth Peters


Fire
Friday 19th December
HFSC check 14:00

Community / other
Tuesday 16 th January
Steeting Group Meeting

Wednesday 17th January
Letters on behalf of Mr xxx

Moseley Road Baths myspace account

Rachel Smith has launched a Myspace account for Moseley Road Baths at http://www.myspace.com/moseleyrdpool

Add yourself as a friend on the website and get regular bulletins on what the Friends of Moseley Road baths are doing to save this wonderful gem.

Re-organisation of street cleaning in Birmingham

At yesterdays Transportation and Street Services Scrutiny Committee, the Councils Waste Management team presented their proposals to get rid of all the demarcation rules in Street Services and instead having area based teams.

At Decembers Scrutiny Committee is was explained how demarcation rules are resulting in a byzantine structure of street cleaners - one litter picker does the slabbed pavement, another does the grass verges, once a year someone does underneath bushes, no one does the central reservation of dual carriageways. another team does shop frontages, another team removes dumped rubbish from next to recycling bins, another team removes dumped rubbish generally........and so

As of April 2007, five Council Wards will pilot new area based teams - these teams will be responsible for getting rid of litter and rubbish anywhere in those Wards.

The first five Wards chosen to pilot these teams are:
Edgbaston
Stockland Green
Soho
Brandwood
Moseley and Kings Heath

Once any initial problems are ironed out, the teams will be quickly rolled out across the rest of the City

Recent price rise in ticket prices by Travel West Midlands

Representatives from Travel West Midlands (TWM) attended yesterdays Transportation and Street Services Scrutiny Committee to explain the recent price rises on TWM buses.

The following was explained:

The price rise was triggered by an increase in running costs for TWM.
a) The bus drivers have had a significant wage increase from £6 per hour to £7.50 per hour. TWM are noted for having the highest paid bus drivers outside of London.
b) increase in diesel to run the buses
c) increase in elecricity and gas prices to run the garages - the garages are expensive to run since they are run 24 hours per day - buses are maintained and cleaned at night. The garages are huge open spaces with large open doors

The price rise was needed to maintain a TWM profit margin of between 12-15% of turnover. In 2005, the turnover ( this is money received from tickets) was £208million. After deduction, the pre-tax profit was £29.7million - ie a profit margin of 14.3%. After tax deductions the profit is reduced to approx £21million. This profit is then re-invested in the company. TWM buys 115 new buses per year at a cost of £18million. The remaining £3million is invested in garage improvements, real time information investment and other capital costs.

The 12-15% profit margin is considered to be reasonable to maintain a sustainable business. Other bus companies with lower profit margins tend not to invest in new buses.

TWM decided not to evenly spread the proposed increase in fares over all tickets and bus cards. Instead they felt that there was an imbalance between the cost of normal bus tickets and pre-purchased bus cards and saver tickets. This was based on experience from other cities like London and Brighton, which have been successful in increasing bus patronage - in these cities the bus fares are skewed to encourage bus passenger to pre-purchase their tickets.

The increase in fares will affect 25% of passengers who purchase their tickets on the bus. It is not known what the economic background of these customers are.

The remaining 75% of passenger will see no increase in fares - and instead a reduction in real terms.

TWM feel that the new pricing strategy will increase bus patronage, since customers who buy travel cards or saver tickets are more likely to use the bus more.

40% target for recycling in Birmingham in 2026

At yesterday's Transportation and Street Services Scrutiny Committee, the Birmingham Waste Strategy came back to committee. This report had previously come to committee in November where concerned was expressed over the rather low target of 40% for recycling material (excluding incineration) in the City by 2026.

It was explained to Committee by council Officers that this figure is based on research by the Resource Recovery Forum on what is the maximum achievable recyclable rates in towns and cities internationally, without the need for 'enforced' recycling - for example by charging residents for getting rid of domestic waste by weight .

It was explained that the findings of this research showed a strong correlation between population density and the achievable levels of recycling. The achievable rates were:

<250 persons/km2 - maximum achievable recycling rate 55-65%
<1000persons/km2 - maximum achievable recycling rate 45-55%
1000-2500persons/km2 - maximum achievable recycling rate 45%, although this is not always sustainable
>3000persons/km2 - maximum achievable recycling rate 30-36%

The population density of Birmingham is 3706person/km2. Therefore based on this research, the best that Birmingham will ever achieve for recycling by voluntary means only is 36%. To achieve higher rates would involve punitive action on residents who didn't recycle.

At yesterdays meeting it was decided to accept the proposed rate of 40% by 2026 for present time. It was agreed that a further piece of work needs to be done by Scrutiny, possibly the Sustainability and Climate Change Task and Finish Overview and Scrutiny Committee, soon. That piece of work would look at the validity of the research mentioned and if the research is correct, then to invite a debate as to whether punitive action on residents who do not recycle is the path that Birmingham wishes to take.

Tours of Moseley Road baths this Saturday

There will be guided tours of Moseley Road baths this Saturday, 13th January, 10am to 12noon. Following date is Sunday 28th January

The tours will be done in groups of 10 people, so numbers are restricted. You need to book in advance

The tours are being organised by the Friends of Moseley Road baths, whose objective is to keep both swimming pools as swimming pools. We ask that visitors respect those objectives

If you wish to come please contact Russ Spring on russtspring@hotmail.comDave Flora, manager of the baths, and myself will be heading the tours.

The tours will include:
The slipper baths rooms - these were where members of the public washed themselves, years before houses had baths. These are the only surviving collection in the UK
The class-based arrangement of the building - where first, second class men and women where kept separate - this is the only remaining baths where the physical divisions still exist
The upstairs committee room
The 3 storey boiler house - on the first floor are the drying racks for towels and swimming costumes - the only existing collection in the country
The filter house with its gigantic Edwardian water filters - which are still used today, using Leighton Buzzard sand to clean the swimming pool water
The 100 foot deep water well, where the original swimming pool water came from

Moseley Street Wardens work list week ending 5th January 2007

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 5th January 2007.

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

Environmental
Tuesday Jan 2nd
Patrolled village
Can bank full on car park - reported to Recycling team
Paper recycle units full - reported to Kappa Paper
Graffiti in various locations in village area - reported to Heartlands
Graffiti on Woodbridge Road railway bridge - reported to Laurence Turner
Sort litter survey

Wednesday Jan 3rd
Patrolled village
Graffiti in various locations in village area - reported to Heartlands / Laurence Turner
Cleaned up car park / re-cycle bins / bottle banks
Patrolled Route 4
Illuminated bollard damaged at jtn Alcester Rd / Reddings Rd - reported to Highways
Veg Oil can / Plastic toy chair outside 39 Moor Green Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Cushions / Wood opposite 11 Britannic Gardens, Yew Tree Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Furniture outside Flats 17 - 51 Woodnorton Drive - reported to Contact Birmingham
Grey bin liners next to 35 Hillcrest Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Farquhar Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Lamp posts 26 and 28 Alcester Rd dayburning - reported to Highways
Took down flyposters in village area
Compile litter survey results

Thursday Jan 4th
Patrolled village
Obscene graffiti on side wall of 12 Woodbridge Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Obscene graffiti on side wall of Costcutter Store, Woodbridge Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Patrolled Route 2
Bin liner outside Subway, Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Chantry Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liner / paint tub jtn of Augusta Rd / Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Excess litter Edgbaston Rd East / Caroline Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
T/V next to 1 Caroline Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Computer monitor outside 2 August Rd East - reported to Contact Birmingham
Budget gas bottle outside 21 Augusta Rd East - reported to Gas Bottle owner
Quilt / bucket outside 12 Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bins full on Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Broken glass opposite 3 Park Rd -reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 1 Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain outside 96A Park Hill - reported to Highways
Blocked drains outside 128 Park Hill - reported to Highways
Compile litter survey results for last 7 quarters

Friday Jan 5th
Patrolled village
Took photos of new graffiti in village area
Removed graffiti in and around village area
Removed graffiti off gates on Anderton Park Rd

Crime & ASBO
Tuesday Jan 2nd
Speak with Rachel Lamerton and partner regards issues in village over Xmas

Community / other
Tuesday Jan 2nd
Staff Meeting

Thursday Jan 4th
Prepare resident information leaflet for residents that back on to Queenswood Rd alleyway

Friday Jan 5th
Office duties

Three graffiti taggers arrested in Moseley

Three Moseley based graffiti taggers were arrested by West Midlands police just before Christmas – Wednesday 20th December 2007. Further arrests in the coming months are expected.

The three were arrested on evidence collected by local Councillor Martin Mullaney.

Since August 2006 the Moseley and Kings Heath Councillors, local police, British Transport police, local wardens and the Council’s Environmental Crime Squad have been working together to identify all the graffiti taggers operating in Moseley and Kings Heath Ward.

Councillor Mullaney and the local Wardens regularly photograph any graffiti tags in the area and exchange intelligence.

One of the graffiti taggers arrested had tagged from Hall Green to Moseley non-stop for two years and had recently graffiti-ed the entire roofline of Woolworth’s in Kings Heath

Councillor Mullaney has already collected evidence on other graffiti taggers operating in Moseley and Kings Heath and additional arrests are expected in the coming months.

Sgt Steve Radford, based at Woodbridge Road police station organized the arrests.

Outstanding graffiti jobs in Hall Green constituency as of 3rd January 2007

Correspondence rec'd 3.11.06
Email off Martin Holloway -Graffiti - Kings Heath
- (some jobs completed
7.11.06)

Correspondence rec'd 20.11.06
Cllr D Khan
DK01253 - graf pub Long St.

Jobs rec'd 30.11.06
Cllr Choudhry TC5724
- graf on Sparkhill band stand base

Correspondence rec'd 5.12.06
Cllr
Evans - graf walls Spring Rd East and c/o Percy/Warwick

Correspondence rec'd
11.12.06
Faxed list of jobs from Moseley Wardens
Email off Graham Flint
- long list of jobs
Cllr Evans - garages adj. 154 Anderton and wall of alley
r/o garages
Cllr Evans - graf c'box adj. 154 Anderton

Correspondence
rec'd 15.12.06
Cllr Choudhry TC5812 - graf Dolphin Rd
Cllr Evans - graf
on fence r/o Redding Lane
Cllr Mullaney - offensive graffiti - Argos, High
St Moseley.

Correspondence rec'd 18.12.06
Email off Sue Amey 18.12.06
- graf Percy Road Park.

Correspondence rec'd 19.12.06
Graf - school wall
Warwick/Percy Rds and 2 Blundell Rd
Graf - Social Services, Ombersley Rd

Correspondence
rec'd 20.12.06
Posters - c'box Brighton Rd
List of jobs off Moseley Wardens
Cllr
Evans - s/o Phoenix Racing, Ernest St

Correspondence received 22.12.06
Cllr
Evans - graf r/o sign Hayden Way o/s Jo Chamberlain
Cllr Evans - poster c'box
Clifton/Moseley
Cllr Evans - placards Poets Corner
Cllr Evans - graf Westley
St/Ring Road
Email and photos off Husnara Begum
Cllr Evans - graf Abdullahs
Dennis/Taunton
Cllr Evans - graf shop Moseley Rd

Correspondence rec'd
28.12.06
Cllr Evans - graf fence Farm/Stratford and s/o Tawakal Shop, Stratford
Rd
Cllr Evans - graf fence r/o bus shelter opp Greencoat Hs
Cllr Evans -
graf wall r/o park, George St

Correspondence rec'd 29.12.06
Graf - wall
Esme Road/Stoney Lane
Graf - s/o 15 Dolphin Road
Graf - wall opp. 9 Warwick
Road
Cllr Choudhry
TC5956 - graf Sparkhill Park
TC5959 - graf bollard
Phipson/Yardley Wood
TC5960 - alley from Swanshurst to Heythrop
TC5965 -
wall in Spring Rd
TC5967 - garage r/o Karen's News, Spring Rd
TC5968 - graf
r/o 10 Springfield Rd
TC5969 - graf 563 S'ford Rd
TC5970 - signal box Warwick
Rd
TC5971 - sign Warwick Rd o/s school
TC5972 - wall by bus stop Warwick
Rd o/s school
TC5974 - graf fence Avon St and gate at rear
TC5981 - graf
box Springfield Rd
TC5988 - s/o 18 Towyn Rd
TC6026 - graf r/o 779 Stratford
Rd

Correspondence rec'd 2.1.07
TC5975 - wall j/o Golden Hillock Rd/Warwick
Rd

Worksheet of Moseley Street Wardens - week ending 22nd December 2006

Below are details of what our two Moseley Street Wardens did during week ending – 22nd December 2006.

Moseley Street Wardens are funded by public money granted by the Ward Committee, which consists of the three local Councillors. Moseley Community Development Trust manage the Wardens.

There are two Wardens who focus geographically on Moseley

PROBLEMS/MATTERS
Environmental
Monday 18th December
Patrolled village
Patrolled Route 2
Bin liners at junction of Chantry Rd / Park Hill - reported to Contact Birmingham
Boxes on Edgbaston Rd in between Mary Street / Strensham Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners outside 48 Park Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Bin liners opposite 10 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Beer keg at junction of Edgbaston Rd East / Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
T/V in bin liner at junction of Park Rd / Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Graffiti on street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Cable box top open at junction of Edgbaston Rd East / Alcester Rd - reported to TeleWest
Budget gas bottle outside 21 Augusta Rd East - reported to Gas Bottle supplier
Graffiti on wall of Strensham Court, Edgbaston Rd - reported to Laurence Turner
Graffiti on side wall of 1 Strensham Hill - reported to Laurence Turner
Patrolled village
Patrolled Route 5
Bin liner / bag outside 39 School Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Carpet outside 69 Billesley Lane - reported to Contact Birmingham
Remove flyposters from street furniture in village area

Tuesday 19th December
Patrolled village
Patrolled Route 1
Headboard next to 26 Sandford Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Hole in road at junction of Forest Rd / Anderton Pk Rd 9 (next to drain) – reported to Highways
Graffiti on street furniture- reported to Heartlands

Wednesday 20th December
Patrolled village
Patrolled Route 4
Beat sweeper required on Farqahar Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Seat cushions / table outside 262 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Beat sweeper required on Woodnorton Drive - reported to Contact Birmingham
Beat sweeper required on Moor Green Lane
Hole in road outside 8 Moor Green Lane - reported to Highways
Carpet outside 314 Alcester Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham
Blocked drain opposite 40 Sandhurst Rd - reported to Highways
Graffiti on street furniture - reported to Heartlands
Bin liner at jtn of Alcester Rd / Chantry Rd - reported to Contact Birmingham

Crime & ASBO
Monday 18th December
Speak with Rachel Lamerton / WPC Johnson regards drinking / begging / crime in village

Tuesday 19th December
Spoke with Bev (PCSO) regards local issues

Community / other
Monday 18th December
Delivered letters regards information on CDT
Spoke to Catherine Pedley from The Bridge regards new hostel list

Tuesday 19th December
Delivered letters regards information on CDT
Put up Farmers Market banner
Staff Meeting

Wednesday 20th December
Meeting with Jan Miller
Update notice board