Shrewsbury Town Council leader insists on 'clear support' for a £15-a-year council tax increase to combat graffiti and fly-tipping, citing 'significant cuts' from Shropshire Council. The survey results revealed overwhelming support for enhanced street cleaning, regular bin collections, and tackling environmental issues.
'Clear support' for council tax increase for graffiti and fly-tipping, insists leader amid 'significant cuts
Alan Mosley, leader of Shrewsbury Town Council, said: “The results are overwhelming in providing clear support for the steps we are proposing to take to protect and enhance the appearance, cleanliness and safety, particularly in the face of very significant cuts being imposed by Shropshire Council. The survey highlighted areas of concern including the town centre, Pride Hill and Castle Foregate. Common problems identified were overflowing bins, litter and unswept pavements.
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