Author: E. Croft

Feedback on traffic calming measures reopened

Please click here to see the original post about the proposal for traffic calming measures on Cambridge Road. The poll has now be reopened and you can vote until midnight on 24th December.

Please do not vote in the poll if you voted previously, your previous vote still counts.

Please note that we have measures in place to assist with making sure that there is only one vote cast per resident. Sorting through multiple votes is time consuming so we appreciate your help with making sure you have only voted once. Multiple votes may be excluded entirely and you may be blocked from voting again in the future so if you think that you have voted more than once by accident, please contact us to let us know.

Survey: tell the CPCA what you think of bus services

The Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Authority (CPCA) have commissioned a survey to better understand people’s perceptions of bus services in the region.

www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/FutureBus/

  • The survey will be open for entries for 6 weeks, until Sunday 15th December.
  • We are looking for responses from people who use the bus and those that do not.
  • Surveys can also be completed over the phone by calling 07377 001512 (9am – 5pm Monday to Friday).
  • Everyone who completes the survey will have the choice to enter a prize draw to win £100 of high street shopping vouchers.
  • Respondents can indicate a willingness to be considered to attend a follow-up group discussion session.
  • Any personal information we collect to facilitate the selection of discussion group participants (name, email / telephone number) will be securely stored in accordance with GDPR and will not be shared with any third parties outside of our project delivery team, which consists of ITP and Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority.

For more info click here.

EXTENDED: Feedback on proposed solutions for traffic calming and safety improvements on Cambridge Road, Hardwick

NB: This poll was closed due to the General Election but has now been reopened until midnight 24th December to be discussed in the January Parish Council meeting.

The Hardwick Parish Council requests your feedback on proposed traffic calming and road safety improvements identified in a project feasibility study as part of a possible application for the Local Highway Improvement (LHI) Initiative.

You can read the feasibility study here.

In particular note the proposed “optimum solution”:

Installation of 4 sets of 2 bolt down rubber speed cushions at intervals not
exceeding 100m on Cambridge Road . Proposed locations from detailed design but to include the area covered by the advisory 20mph wig wags school safety zone with the first set south of the local shop to avoid issues related to on street parking. Include required hump warning signs as (4 no) on Cambridge Rd, Limes Rd and Egremont Rd.

Please indicate below if you are in favour of this proposal (YES, in favour; NO, against).

Are you in favour of the "Optimum Solution" proposed in the feasibility study?

  • NO (73%, 141 Votes)
  • YES (27%, 53 Votes)

Total Voters: 194

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If you would prefer not to submit an answer online you may write to The Clerk:

Gail Stoehr (Mrs)
Clerk to Hardwick Parish Council
30 West Drive
Highfields Caldecote
Cambridge
CB23 7NY

Please note that this poll will close at midnight on 18th November 2019 to allow for analysis of results before the November parish council meeting.

Fly-tipping

Fly-tipping is the illegal disposal of waste. It can be anything from a bag of waste to a truckload. We have all seen abandoned items in the countryside, villages and towns. But leaving items by Household Recycling Centres, charity shops or by bins are all fly-tipping too. Around two thirds of fly-tips come from households, so it is crucially important that everyone understands their Duty of Care to avoid £400 fixed penalty notice or an unlimited fine.

Together with other partners in the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Waste Partnership (RECAP), SCDC
have launched the S.C.R.A.P Fly-tipping campaign to help residents understand their responsibilities. Everyone should follow the S.C.R.A.P. code below to make the right choices when asking someone to remove unwanted items.

To help us deal with fly-tipping incidents efficiently, please report them to SCDC. Here’s how:

Online: www.scambs.gov.uk/environment/envirocrime
By phone: 03450 450 063

If you witness fly-tipping, call 999 to report a crime in action. Please do not put yourself in harm’s way.

When reporting fly-tipping, please note as many details as possible
• The exact location
• The size of the fly-tip
• The type of waste dumped
• The date and time you spotted or witnessed the fly-tip
• Photos of the fly-tip and fly-tippers if you have witnessed it
• The vehicle registration number and details
• The description of people involved
• The direction they were travelling

SCDC recently staged a mock fly-tip to raise awareness of the issue. You can watch their video and read their news release about this topic here.

Voter registration – annual audit

SCDC have recently sent letters to all homes in the district to ask them to confirm the names of people who are eligible to register to vote. They need a response even if there are no changes to tell them about. Please follow the instructions on the letter to confirm the registration details for your household.