Due to the dangerous state of the uneven paving stones and patchwork of tarmac in Churchdown Road, Steve Brown has recognised the concerns of local residents by spending some of his limited locally determined budget on completely renewing the footways and kerbs.
After a request by a local resident, Steve Brown has spent some of his locally determined Worcestershire County Council highways money on new footway drainage channels. These have been installed along Wells Road near Village Hall enabling better disabled access and making things easier for pushchairs.
Steve Brown requested a new handrail for the very steep footpath between Hanley Terrace and Eaton Road which has now been installed.
I have been pleased with the progress and quality the resurfacing of roads and footways and filling of pot holes over the past 12 months in Chase Division. The next 12 months should see some more progress in those area that still need attention. Unfortunately, the rain, snow and frost will probably take its toll on the roads ansd footways, if you see are new issues please contact me.
Dean Clarke (Lib Dem) 62% 505 votes Elected
Nancy Doyle (conservative) 38% 314 votes
Hardworking local campaigner Dean Clarke is now a Liberal Democrat District Councillor after gaining Hallow District Ward. This victory represented a 17% swing away from the Tories.
Steve Brown Liberal Democrat 1443 Elected
Joe Smith Conservative 1353
Mike Savage UKIP 447
Malcolm Victory 318
A big thank you for those who supported at this election
Councillor Steve Brown Liberal Democrat
Success all these street name plates have been cleaned and repaired. Sorrel Way, Thorngrove Road, Knoll Lane and Christchurch Road and a damaged sign in Barnards Close (see photo above ).
If you know of a street sign which needs attention please contact Steve Brown on steve4chase2009@hotmail.co.uk 01684 567 231 0r 07908 616 818
