Richmondshire’s programme of estate walkabouts take place throughout April – in Richmond and Colburn.
Set up by Richmondshire District Council – and working with the Tenant Panel following consultation with local council house tenants – the walkabouts deal with issues that make a difference on a local level.
Council officers, councillors and tenants ‘walk’ the estates to identify and deal with problems – in a bid to keep them clean, tidy and safe.
They take place from 10am on:
- 12 April – Richmond taking in Whitcliffe Grange, Reeth Road, Coronation Place, Whitcliffe Place, Whitcliffe Terrace,Willance Grove, Whitcliffe Grange
- 13 April – Colburn taking in Village Hall, Colburn Lane, Constantine Avenue, Constantine Grove, Meadowfield Road, Grange Road
- 14 April – Richmond taking in Alma Place, Olav Road, I’anson Road, Frances Road, Eastfield Road, Tudor Road, Earl Edwin Drive, Millgate, Frenchgate, Church Wynd, St Agatha’s, Queens Court
- 19 April – Richmond taking in St Hilary Close, Quakers Lane, Victoria Road, Newbiggin, Thornhills, Allans Court, Temple Court, Bridge Terrace, St James Chapel Wynd, Tower Street
- 20 April 6 – Colburn taking in Forest Drive 18 – 50, Lawson Court, Wren Court, Masterman Court, Elm Tree Avenue, Walnut Avenue, Copperbeech Way, Evergreen Avenue,
- 21 April – Richmond taking in High Riding, Norman Road, Stuart Avenue, Cutpurse Lane, Windsor Avenue, Norman Square
- 27 April – Colburn taking in Forest Drive 54 – 99, Bramble Close Daisy Close, Beck Close, Watson Way, Traynor Square, Cottee Way, Rosa Court, Cherry Tree Way, Poppy Court, Orchid Court, Foxglove Court, Lavender Court
- 28 April – Colburn taking in Peppermint Drive, Blackwell Court Carter Close, Highstead Way, Chester Walk, Pearson Close, Watermint Way, Blue Nile Way, Magpie Walk, Thistle Walk, Firefly Walk, Fourth Avenue, First Avenue
For more information contact Susie Eales on 01748 901152.