STH COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN NEW: – 29th AUGUST
COUNCILLORS ON VILLAGE – LETTER TO COUNCIL!
Dear Jason,
I hope you are back from your leave rested, that you had a good time and hopefully you are able to move things on at pace?
Quite by chance, I bumped into Colin Kemp and Robert Evans on Tuesday morning walking around the village, so I asked what they were doing and why?
Colin replied he just wanted to meet with Robert on the village. This when after the meeting the 30th he said he would arrange to come onto the village and work with me on traffic restrictions. – The residents are very vocal online and think it was strange from two Surrey Councillors, given that I’m front-and-centre and driving this campaign.
Many have questioned why this would happen without me being informed, hence I feel obliged to write!
I informed both councillors I was disappointed and it wasn’t good enough that they hadn’t informed me, as I would have been able to show them ‘exactly’ where ALL of the areas of concern are.
I asked Colin Kemp in particular, a councillor who until a few weeks ago probably had no idea what Stanwell Moor’s blight problems were, that if he wanted to ask questions and get “real answers” or see areas that ‘we the residents’ are concerned about. – Who is the better placed to provide that information, Robert Evans or myself?
So I would politely ask from this point, if ANY Councillor wants to visit the village in relation to the blights our community suffers daily and how to resolve these. Given that I am the resident’s representative. I founded Stanwell Moor’s WPOZ Campaign and I am fighting every airport and traffic-related blight issue on their behalf. Could they please contact me first?
That being said, I supplied an update on the progress I have made.
On the Kestrel development and UCH parking and on my upcoming meeting with Spelthorne planning. Plus my ongoing discussions with the Morris family and how this had progressed in relation to the new entry on the A3044.
In Closing:
It is a matter of ‘great urgency’ that we get these giant HGVs off of our village.
We need to STOP them entering the village certainly via the M25.
We possibly need width restrictions, at all entry points to the village.
We need double yellow lines on Spout Lane and Horton Road and ways to police, or manage these measures.
The 6’6″ width restrictions would allow for emergency services and smaller delivery trucks but it would instantly [STOP] 40 tonners being able to navigate their entry to our village, especially if placed on a corner before the bridge on what are small village roads that were never setup to service huge commercial vehicles.
Mr Kemp said from here he will work with me on any restrictions that is within his brief and/or comes under Surrey CC’s remit and if that is the case, I accept that.
However we need Surrey County Council to action this ASAP!
IMPORTANT ATTACHMENTS:
*To everyone cc’d in on this email. These are just a few images posted by residents that happened over the last two days!!
Morris entrance and the road both sides blocked, no traffic can get in or out!
An idiot trucker parked up on double yellow lines, on the wrong side of the road, just down from the yard before he goes off ‘the wrong way’ through the village and over our bridge to the M25!
But what has to be the most damning image of all. Something must ‘MUST NOT’ be ignored, cannot be denied and “MUST” be acted upon. – The video taken yesterday at 3:10pm!
TO ALL CONCERNED. Please do not let the people of Stanwell Moor down anymore. We are no longer prepared to live like this and you have the power to resolve all of our blights.
So please join with me. Help our community and ACT NOW!!
Sincerely,
Jim.