Tony Louki's Report Back

by loukit | March 22, 2015 · 17:50

Response to Thornbury Road area parking petitions continue being worked on

Click on image to download pdf file for a full map of the proposed CPZs

The two online petitions requesting parking controls between Ridgeway Road and Thornbury Road were reported at the 27.1.2015 Borough Council meeting. Another given me to submit on behalf of petitioners in the Grove Road, Avenue Road and College Road area made it three that night on Spring Grove parking.

The petitions closed just as consultation was ending on a controlled parking zone south of Spring Grove Road from The Drive to Gresham Road in Hounslow Central Ward. They were however raised at the Isleworth & Brentford Area Forum on 6.11.2014 and it was agreed that work should start in response to the Thornbury Road petitions. The three Osterley & Spring Grove Ward councillors met with Mr Sahota of the council’s Traffic Team later that month to discuss and agree a process and consultation timetable. Continue reading →

Response to College Road area parking petition being worked on

Click on image to download pdf file for a full map of the proposed CPZs

I handed a petition to the Mayor of Hounslow on behalf of signatories from the College Road, Grove Road, Avenue Road neighbourhood requesting parking controls at the 27.1.2015 Borough Council meeting.

Other submissions recorded that night were two separate petitions from the Thornbury Road neighbourhood and another from Wyke Gardens estate, also requesting local parking controls. Continue reading →

Half a year a Councillor – meeting at West Thames College Thursday 13 November 2014

Some 40 locals turned up at West Thames College to see a presentation on Hounslow Highways and exchange with that organisation’s man in charge, Mr Rob Gillespie. The evening was arranged to also offer Osterley & Spring Grove residents an opportunity to raise or discuss issues with other local people and their ward councillor six months after the borough elections.

Tony Louki and Rob Gillespie

The guest speaker was chosen as his teams have been around during the last year across most of the ward renewing pavements, replacing streetlights and resurfacing roads. Another reason was because a fair amount of casework raised by residents includes tree, verge, flytipping and street issues. Continue reading →