Cllr Phil Harris Hough Green Ward Halton Borough Council

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Upton Playbuilder project. (April, 2010)

The next phase of the public consultation on the proposed new play area for children and young people is due to in the week commencing 19th April. This next phase will include door to door visits to homes, displays in the Upton Community Centre and other ways of receiving views on the draft proposals.

The Upton playbuilder project is one of 22 schemes being funded by government grant and other partners, which is part of a three year investment in improved play facilities across Halton of over £1 million.. So far £185,000 has been secured for the Upton scheme.

Click to read how up to 3,500 play areas have been funded across England thanks to a Labour Government's policies.

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Latest tour of estates by Halton Housing Trust and Ward Councillors.  (March, 2010)

As Kevan Wainwright and Paul Nolan had work commitments, Hough Green councillor Phil Harris represented the ward on the joint tour of the Afton, Arley Drive, Alt & Aire estates on March 18th. A number of useful issues were identified, some that are long standing. The improvements to the flat areas in Arley Drive are making progress but still need the fencing and other access issues addressing.

As with the recent tour of the Bechers estate, the environmental improvements programme of the Trust that commences next year is going to be a major factor in improving the quality of life for many households in the area. Ward councillors are continuing to press the issues raised with us by residents, with the Trust. It was good to see Ann McFarlane one of the Trust's tenant reps present at the tour of the estates on March 18th.