COLDFALL RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION GROWING
Seven residents agreed to become new committee members of Coldfall Residents’ Association at a meeting on Monday night. The meeting was called to inform residents about some of the work the association had already been doing and outline opportunities for the future.
The meeting, held at Coldfall Primary School, was attended by around 30 residents, council officers and local Lib Dem Councillor Matt Davies.
“It was great to see so many residents there,” says Cllr Davies. “With the new committee members, the association will be able to share the workload and build on the work already being done. My Lib Dem colleagues and I are looking forward to helping them as much as possible and working together to get improvements for the Coldfall area.”
Local residents raised a number of issues including alley gates, noise nuisance, street lights and dog control. Cllr Davies is taking these up with Haringey Council and the residents’ association will be able to press for quick resolutions to these problems as well.
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