Neighbourhood Police Panel November 19th: make your views known
It’s clear that traffic and anti-social behaviour issues are big concerns for many. Hot spots in Hardwick have remained unresolved, while residents in Toft are concerned about traffic implications in the event of an expansion of Comberton Village College. No village is problem-free. Fiona and her team have had concerns confirmed time and again in conversations on the doorstep.
As for Hardwick, Fiona says: “It would be fair to say that a significant percentage of people we spoke to are thoroughly cheesed off with the traffic situation and believe it will never be sorted out. Luckily there is a determined spirit to see changes made. I can assure Hardwick Parish Council that they left me in absolutely no doubt - whatsoever! - about the strength of local feeling in relation to Hardwick’s main traffic chaos spot. It’s high on my list of priority should the people of Hardwick Ward elect me on the 27th of November. There have also been issues relating to anti-social behaviour in public open spaces in Hardwick.”
Fiona has reported Toft concerns about increased traffic to County Lib Dem Education Spokesman Peter Downes, and he in turn has passed them on to Comberton Village College Principal, Stephen Munday.
Fiona has written on her blog: “I’d urge anyone with anything to say on these issues to come along to the next Neighbourhood Policing Panel, which will be held in Hardwick on November 19th. It’s vitally important to be heard, and everyone has a chance to air their views.”
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