FYNDOUNE FUTURE IS SAFE

Mark with Fraser Reynolds at Fyndoune recently

Despite malicious rumours in recent Labour leaflets we can confirm that Fyndoune House Communal Hall in Witton Gilbert now has a long term future. Lib Dem controlled Durham City Council are completing work valued at approximately £20,000 which has made the building more accessible to disabled residents as well as fitting new windows. Witton Gilbert Lib Dem Councillor Rev Crooks explained to me that he was delighted to be able to bring the Hall up to standard, particularly for the elderly people who live near by. Similar work was carried out to Beurepaire Communal Hall, Bearpark last year. I’m disappointed that Labour seem to be up to their usual trick of lies and twisted facts. I’m happy to be concentrating with my fellow Lib Dems on getting the best facilities for local residents. I was recently at the site with Council leader Fraser Reynolds (photo above).

GRAFFITI

Graffiti

There have been numerous instances of graffiti in the area over the last few months, particularly on the footpath running from The Arnison Centre to Finchale Road in Pity Me/Rosemount. The improvement in the underpass has been commented on by residents, but we still need to make sure that the fences and walls along this path are dealt with. At my request the City council is cleaning up much of this graffiti and I have been working on a way to stop graffiti on the Bowling Centre as well. I will continue to make regular checks of the area and report any problems to the relevant officers.