September 29, 2022 in Essex County Council
Following up on a request from Cllr Lambourne, I have now managed to get Essex County Council to agree to cut back the vegetation between Rayleigh Avenue and The Drive. This should aid those using pushchairs, mobility scooters, and wheelchair users who were having to enter the carriageway because of the excess growth.
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