The Parish Council are looking into the reports regarding the spreading of contaminated compost and extraneous materials waste which is affecting Byway 33 between Curridge Road and Fishers Crossing. The Environment Agency has been informed and have visited the site. An investigation is taking place and a further visit planned in November.
Dog owners are reminded to clear up after their dog, particularly on footways and footpaths in and around Curridge. Dog mess has been found on the footway between Kiln Drive/The Bunk round to the Curridge W I Hall and also along Footpath 27 which runs behind Kingsland Farm from Sandy Lane. West Berkshire Council have been informed as well as it is an offence not to clear up after a dog has fouled on a public right of way.
The Parish Council have asked West Berkshire Council to cut back the vegetation along Curridge Road between Curridge House and the W I Hall so parents with children going to School can walk side by side.
Dog owners are reminded to clear up after their dog, particularly on footways and footpaths in and around Curridge. Dog mess has been found on the footway between Kiln Drive/The Bunk round to the Curridge W I Hall and also along Footpath 27 which runs behind Kingsland Farm from Sandy Lane. West Berkshire Council have been informed as well as it is an offence not to clear up after a dog has fouled on a public right of way.
The Parish Council have asked West Berkshire Council to cut back the vegetation along Curridge Road between Curridge House and the W I Hall so parents with children going to School can walk side by side.
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