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Robert Collins
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Group Deputy Editor, Barnet Borough Times Series
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By Robert Collins Verified| This Is Local London Verified Refuse dumped in Tennyson Close, Ponders End. Photo: Kevin Rees Enfield Council's leader said he visited a street blighted by fly-tipping after an angry resident warned it was a health hazard. Kevin Rees, who lives in Tennyson Close, Ponders End, said rubbish is dumped “all along the street” and the problem was “getting steadily worse”. Household rubbish overflows communal rubbish bins and everything from tyres to mattresses to old sofas can be seen when walking in the area.
By Robert Collins Verified| Barnet Borough Times Series Verified A by-election will be held after Barnet Whetstone councillor Liron Velleman resigned. Photo: LDRS Barnet Council has confirmed a by-election will be held after a councillor resigned in mysterious circumstances. Last Tuesday (April 1) Whetstone Labour councillor Liron Velleman’s party affiliation was changed to independent on the council’s website and, shortly afterwards, the party confirmed he had resigned. No further explanation has been given.
By Robert Collins Verified| This Is Local London Verified Refuse dumped in Tennyson Close, Ponders End. Photo: Kevin Rees Enfield Council's leader said he visited a street blighted by fly-tipping after an angry resident warned it was a health hazard. Kevin Rees, who lives in Tennyson Close, Ponders End, said rubbish is dumped “all along the street” and the problem was “getting steadily worse”. Household rubbish overflows communal rubbish bins and everything from tyres to mattresses to old sofas can be seen when walking in the area.
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Barnet Borough Times Series
High Wycombe, England, United Kingdom
+44 20 8477 3714