Community Update Leaflet

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Improvement Projects

Part of the being a Ward Councillor is reporting and ensuring that items of concern are reported and dealt with efficiently and effectively.

We take particular care in our ward to deal swiftly with reports and endeavour to get issues resolved as quickly as possible.

A few listed below

Graffiti in Luton Road Alley

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Railings on Luton Road

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Road Re-surfacing on Constitution Hill

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Graffiti Cleared

Your Luton & Wayfield team are working with residents to clean up our community and make it a better place to live.

We have been working on a number of initiatives to remove visible graffiti and have undertaken a ward tour to identify problem areas. We are using the Lovemedway.co.uk application to report instances.

One such success can be seen on Pheasant Road where we have led on removing graffiti

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If you do see graffiti please do report it online at lovemedway.co.uk

Love Medway: Report it

Graffiti on Pheasant Road. Reported via LoveMedway.co.uk

Despite the advertisement across Medway for the Love Medway programme there is a very real concern about the increasing amount of anti-social behaviour in the ward and its impacts on our community.

Readers may not be aware but the power to do something about it is at your fingertips!

With that in mind Medway Council has launched the Love Medway phone application which allows residents across Luton & Wayfield to report cases of graffiti and anti-social behaviour in the ward and review follow-up from the Council.

You can register on the lovemedway.co.uk website and to make things easier you can even register using your twitter, facebook and even blogger log-in.

All it then takes is for you to upload a photo of the concern and drop a pin on the location.

A public report is then generated which can be reviewed online from work or home. It is also publicly accessible.

We have reported this weekend an example of graffiti on Pheasant Road, opposite the Luton Primary School. We will track and report its follow-up.

As Councillors we will be taking further photos of anti-social behaviour in the ward and publicly advertise this to ensure residents can see transparency in the process.

We are also monitoring the Luton & Wayfield board closely and it is clear the follow-up is positive. There is some delay in the more complex cases where an issue relates to private housing and permissions needs to be garnered.

We urge all residents to support them scheme. A recent question revealed its current usage is very much aligned to Council staff; a more healthy mix of public engagement is required.