Everytime the manhole cover is driven over, it rocks and create a huge noise - keeping us up at night.

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Everytime the manhole cover is driven over, it rocks and create a huge noise - keeping us up at night.

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❓ Did you know that in response to requests from the community, Hayle Town Council funds extra hours of patrols from the Civil Enforcement Officer, above and beyond those paid for by Cornwall Council?

The role of this officer is to educate and enforce rules around parking, litter, and dog fouling / restrictions. Last month, fines were issued for dog fouling on KGV Memorial Walk, and for dogs accessing the restricted area of Copperhouse Pool.

We hope that this will help keep these public spaces clean and safe for all of us to enjoy! ????‍➡️
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#Parking #dogs #litter #enforcement #LocalGovernment #hayle #Cornwall



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Dangerous on public highway main road on estate

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Dangerous on public highway main road on estate

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This car has been here for 6 weeks and needs shifting. It's right outside the site of the old Fowey Post Office and what used to be TopShop. It's an eyesore and is taking up room when there is so little parking available at the top of town, especially at this time of year when visitors who don't want to pay for parking are putting their cars all up and down the streets. I believe it's also in a deliveries only zone.

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This car has been here for 6 weeks and needs shifting. It's right outside the site of the old Fowey Post Office and what used to be TopShop. It's an eyesore and is taking up room when there is so little parking available at the top of town, especially at this time of year when visitors who don't want to pay for parking are putting their cars all up and down the streets. I believe it's also in a deliveries only zone.

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