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31.10.03
Residents in Fortis Green are delighted that two green open spaces are to receive a long overdue facelift, following intervention by local Lib
Dem councillor Matt Davies. The two greens are found near the parade of
shops on Fortis Green, at the end of Midhurst Avenue.
Local residents had a successful meeting at the site to discuss the much
needed regeneration with council officers. The meeting was instigated by
Cllr Davies, who has been pressing Haringey Council to inspect and repair the
greens for some time. As a result, Area Manager Tony Healey has confirmed
that repairs will be made to the pathway and wall, with work starting within
four weeks.
"I am delighted that the Council is now taking action," said Cllr Davies. "The paths through these greens have raised and cracked paving stones
throughout - so the problem is not just aesthetic but a serious safety
issue, especially with icy months ahead to add to the hazard.
"With the paths in their current state, there is a serious chance that
someone could fall and potentially cause themselves a nasty injury. I am
glad that the Council's team has carried out an inspection and listened to
local residents' concerns, and we will now see improvements being made. The
greens will then be a safer and more attractive place for all local
residents to enjoy."
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