On 15 February, Sudbury Councillors secured the ward’s first ever free community skip, providing residents with the chance to dispose of bulky waste completely free of charge without having to pay for bulky waste collection. This will be the first of many free community skips in Sudbury.
On Saturday 16 February, Sudbury’s Labour Councillors wrote to residents in Eton Avenue confirming action taken to improve pavements, combat anti-social behaviour and deal with litter and fly-tips in their area.
Sudbury’s Labour Councillors have written a joint letter to all Farm Avenue residents, following up on a range of issues residents raised when we knocked on their doors late last year and updating them on our work to secure community funding to improve green areas on the street.
This is just the start, and we’ll be contacting residents door-to-door throughout the ward in the year ahead about the issues that matter to them; and proactively following-up with letters and surveys to local residents.
Today, Sudbury Councillors continued to support Sudbury Town Residents’ Association’s (STRA’s) gardening and clean-up of Network Rail-owned land near the railway bridge in Sudbury. We’ll also be approaching TfL, the Council and the local Housing Association to get them to further improve the area, building on the excellent work STRA has done.
We’ve had a number of casework successes in Sudbury recently – from improving conditions in people’s homes, to clearing up our streets of rubbish and supporting vulnerable residents in need of social security. Please get in touch if you feel we could help with any issues you have.
We were proud to support STRA in their ‘Great Plastic Pick-up’ on 12 May, where we helped clear dozens of bags’ worth of litter from Sudbury’s streets.