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Mile End Locality budgets

13th March 2018Community fundingAnne Turrell, Bergholt Road, Braiwick Park, Chesterwell, Colchester, Colchester Council, Community funding, David King, Dominic Graham, Martin Goss, Mile End Lib Dems, Mile End Road, Myland, North Colchester, Northern Approach Road, Northfields, Phil Coleman, Severalls hopsital, Turner RoadMartin Goss

Each Councillor gets £2,000 to spend in their area.

We have invested in the following:

New trees for Mile End to be planted in our open spaces
Sports equipment for local Primary schools
Bulb planting in two locations in Mile End
Sports equipment for children’s holiday camps at First Site
A bench on Mill Road by the gym equipment
Contribution to the “Community First Responders”
Contribution to homeless charities Beacon House and Colchester Night Shelter
Sports kit for a football club

David King said “This is a great investment in many worthwhile causes either in our local community or in organisations that help support Mile End residents.”

Highways updates for Mile End

21st January 2018HighwaysAnne Turrell, Bergholt Road, Braiswick, Colchester, David King, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Martin Goss, Mill Road, Northern Approach Road, Phil Coleman, Turner RoadMartin Goss

All of the pot holes on Turner Road, Mill Road and Northern Approach Road have been reported to Essex County Council for repair.

Bergholt Road is finally set to be resurfaced by Essex County Council in the 2018/19 financial year.

Most of Bakers Lane & all of Spring Lane has now been resurfaced.

UK Power Networks have been chased about the lack of functional lighting on the zebra crossing at the entrance to Bergholt Road.

Mill Road traffic calming design is being costed by Essex County Council & we hope they will shortly publish their proposed design.

Turner Road is set for major resurfacing & stabilization works due to the identified subsidence found by a leaky water main.

Bus lane cameras are also now working on Nayland Road and North Station Road bus lanes so fines will be issued.

David King, Phil Coleman, Martin Goss, Dominic Graham and Anne Turrell

Mile End Team

Nayland Road bus gate camera

16th November 2017HighwaysAnne Turrell, Bus lane, Bus lane cameras, Chesterwell, Colchester, David King, Dominic Graham, Martin Goss, Mile End, Mile End Road, Mill Road, Myland, Nayland Road, North Station, Phil ColemanMartin Goss

Essex County Council are adding a bus gate camera that will definitely be in operation so fines can be levied on anyone who drives through the gate either way. It will go into operation in November 2017.

It is worth being aware of this as Essex County Council will pursue anyone who uses this entrance.

A bus lane camera was recently added to the lane outside the Norfolk Pub in North Station Road and fines have since been issues.

We don’t want to see anyone receive a fine.

David King, Dominic Graham, Phil Coleman, Martin Goss & Anne Turrell

Reporting crime in Mile End

23rd October 2017UncategorisedAnne Turrell, Bakers Lane, Bergholt Road, Braiswick, Braiwick Park, Chesterwell, Colchester, David King, Dominic Graham, Mile End, Mile End Road, Myland, New Braiswick Park, North Station, Northern Approach Road, Northfields, Phil Coleman, Rosewood, Severalls hopsital, Tufnell WayMartin Goss

Colchester’s new Chief Inspector Shaun Kane will be introducing new initiatives to stamp out low-level crime.

When asked by Cllr Coleman at a recent Scrutiny meeting about the non emergency number 101 he made it clear that ALL crimes should be reported.

All reported crimes are recorded and whilst police resources are limited these reports will create a picture of what action is needed in areas of the borough. He made it clear that it was his priority to make communities safe and will be deploying officers where they are needed based on community feedback.

Please report all crimes such as AntiSocial Behaviour, dangerous parking, theft etc on 101.

Traveller incursions in Mile End

30th September 2017UncategorisedAnne Turrell, Colchester, David King, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Martin Goss, Mile End, Mile End Lib Dems, Myland, North Colchester, North Station, Phil Coleman, TravellersMartin Goss

Following another summer and more incursions on to both council land and private land requests have been made by your Mile End councillors to make secure the sites known to be visited by travellers. A borough-wide Public Space Protection Order to stop Travellers setting down in the borough has not been allowed by the authorities.

We will continue for better security across all Mile End sites where incursions occur.

David King, Phil Coleman, Dominic Graham, Martin Goss & Anne Turrell

Mile End Lib Dems

North Station bus lane cameras

30th September 2017HighwaysAnne Turrell, Buses, Colchester, David King, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Martin Goss, Mile End Lib Dems, North Colchester, North Station, North Station bus lane, Northern Approach Road, Phil ColemanMartin Goss

The bus lane in North Station Road past the Norfolk Pub has now been fitted with enforcement cameras. From North to South is for buses only whilst from South to North is for buses only and for ACCESS ONLY for residents living in that part of North Station Road.

The road has been abused for a long time particularly South to North and ECC have installed cameras to stop this abuse.

Essex County Council are the authority responsible for the implementation of these cameras.

David King, Martin Goss, Phil Coleman, Dominic Graham & Anne Turrell

Mile End Lib Dem Team

Mill Road resurfacing 28th August 2017

25th August 2017HighwaysAnne Turrell, Colchester, David King, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Martin Goss, Mile End, Mill Road, Myland, Myland School, North Colchester, Phil ColemanMartin Goss

Mill Road outside Myland School is being resurfaced from Monday 28th August 2017.

Anne Turrell, County Councillor for Mile End and Highwoods said “I am really pleased that this stretch of road from the Dog and Pheasant Pub to the Northern Approach Road junction is being resurfaced. The state of the road is appalling and thankfully this has been done just in time for the new school term at Myland School. I have been on at Essex County Council about the appalling state of this road for a long period of time.”

MIle End roads update!

4th July 2017HighwaysAnne Turrell, Bergholt Road, Braiswick, David King, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Mill Road, Myland, Myland School, North Station, Northern Approach Road, Phil Coleman, Three Crowns Road, Turner RoadMartin Goss

Mill Road from the Northern Approach Road junction to Myland School end is being resurfaced in August.

Turner Road will be getting partial resurfacing later this year to deal with the continually sinking road.

Spring Lane and part of Bakers Lane is going to be resurfaced later this year.

We are still pushing for resurfacing to occur on Bergholt Road, Three Crowns Road and Kingswood Road (off Turner Road).

Thank you from Anne Turrell

15th May 2017UncategorisedAnne Turrell, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Highwoods, Martin Goss, Mile End, Mile End Lib Dems, North Colchester, Phil ColemanMartin Goss

Following the Essex County Council elections on May 4th Anne Turrell was successfully re-elected as Cllr for Mile End and Highwoods.

Anne was re-elected with 2104 votes and was 555 votes ahead of the Conservatives. She increased her vote share for the Lib Dems.

Anne said “I am deeply humbled to have been successfully re-elected by the residents of Mile End and Highwoods once again. I promise to continue working hard for our area and ensuring congestion, pot holes, road resurfacing and places for our children to go to school are at the forefront of the work I carry out in my next term.”

Mill Road traffic calming update

8th April 2017HighwaysAnne Turrell, Colchester, Congestion, Dominic Graham, Essex County Council, Martin Goss, Mill Road, Myland, North Colchester, Northern Approach Road, Phil ColemanMartin Goss

A recent meeting was held by Anne Turrell with Essex County Highways to get an update on the traffic calming along Mill Road. Essex County Council responded after the meeting with a written update which is below.

We will keep residents informed as this project progresses.

A study was commissioned for the feasibility of traffic calming measures along Mill Road in Colchester. All traffic calming measures are to be considered from the Severalls Lane junction all the way down to the Nayland Road junction, a length of some 2.3 km

The purpose of this study is to recommend measures to be taken on to the detailed design stage
The measures available have been separated into three categories

· Vertical road humps; cushions and rumble devices

· Horizontal narrowing by island, pinch-point or build-out; chicane; gateway; mini-roundabout; give-way point or priority section and

· Visual vehicle activated devices; road markings; traffic signs or street furniture

The study looks to:
i) record the existing conditions and constraints
ii) give a brief discussion of the options considered and
iii) provide indicative cost estimates for each viable option

A draft report has been received and will be reviewed this week and a further update and detail will be provided to you.