Growing problem
ASKED why they had allowed bushes to overgrow access to houses, Luminus explained: The grass growing season is getting longer. The ground staff are employed on mowing. They will prune hedges when that stops. The temperature on November 1 was 15 degrees
ASKED why they had allowed bushes to overgrow access to houses, Luminus explained: "The grass growing season is getting longer. The ground staff are employed on mowing. They will prune hedges when that stops."
The temperature on November 1 was 15 degrees. So, what happens if grass grows all year round?
This is very silly. Anyone who knows anything about how areas deteriorate is aware that this is how the rot starts - and Luminus, as the biggest property owner in the area, has the most to lose.
Luminus should stop penny-pinching and employ the staff necessary to give a decent level of service to which their customers are entitled and for which they have paid.
You may also want to watch:
MIKE SHELLENS
Huntingdon Liberal Democrats
Most Read
- 1 Travellers move onto sports field forcing football to be cancelled
- 2 Man in his 80s dies in fatal Buckden Road crash at Brampton
- 3 Off-duty detective snares £200k drug dealer
- 4 Concerns over planned travel hub at railway station
- 5 Drug dealer who 'exploited vulnerable people' linked to 101 wraps of cocaine
- 6 Awards for firm celebrating 10th anniversary
- 7 Computing pioneer Sir Clive Sinclair who had links to St Ives dies aged 81
- 8 Victim of ‘joke’ that backfired left paralysed
- 9 Police find string of ponies in middle of Cambridgeshire road
- 10 Lack of public transport blamed for collapse of £10.5m training centre
Brampton
