CallunaV

the post isn't letting me attach to a specific post so 1. Lex Luthor - yes - SCC put out the consultation with no advertising of the fact and a very short timescale. It's almost as if they didn't want to know what people thought. 2. Annie Bynnol - regarding this "Since so many of he original 26000 petition signers did not provide the required Sheffield residence qualification or even lived in this country or voted multiple times or do not exist, perhaps it is no surprise that less than 1% of genuine residents have been persuaded to be interested. It is not democratic for a group of political activist's [SIC] to manipulate a system for their political ambitions, some of whom have stood for council elections previously and failed." Every one of the It's Our City petition signatures was checked against SCC's electoral register - not only did you have to live in Sheffield, but you had to be registered to vote. Your response does SCC's Democratic Services department a disservice.

If the tree is too old pollarding won't work, and it needs to be redone every few years which will get expensive. Crown reduction would be better.

No 1. Don't be stressed. If you've contacted them numerous times the fault is there's. You can certainly try emailing your local councillors to tell them that you've an issue, it's not being resolved, and that you're being made unwell through the stress of it. Good luck!

I'm pleased to hear that there will be a fly by.

Thanks for this. It's daft. The road is built to 60mph spec, and the speed limit used to be 40mph. I know that the traffic lights used to be set so you "surfed the green wave" at 38mph. Wonder what is is now? You trundle along at 30mph by industrial unites, by the side of the 24 hour empty bus lane, then it's 40mph on the single carriageways of Herries Road surrounded by houses. It is, as Retep says, a blatant money making racket.