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NEIGHBOURHOOD
WATCH (NW)
Iver Police Office: We are open every Tuesday from 10 am – 12 noon
and 2 pm - 4 pm. The sessions on Tuesday have become very busy, dealing
with a variety of issues. We have become a drop-in for local residents
to enquire about local issues and we do our best to get the issues addressed
for them. For NW members we can offer the use of the photocopier and word
processor. We are also setting up new NW schemes and helping existing
schemes have any information they require. Volunteers required –
please telephone 01753 650815 if interested.
RICHINGS
PARK RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION
For further information please vist the Richings Park Residents Association
web site:
www.richingspark.com
RECYCLING
The following facilities are available for Iver residents.
County
Council Amenity Site
Langley Park Road, Iver (near Langley Station)
separate bins for glass, metal, oil, paper, cardboard, fabrics, tree clippings,
hardcore etc.
Smaller disposal areas at:
The Red Lion, Langley Park Road, Iver,
for glass, paper, cans & plastic bottles.
The Evreham Centre, Swallow Street, Iver Heath
for glass, paper, cans & plastic bottles.
FLY
TIPPING
This is a serious problem in many areas. Responsibility for clearing up
the tipping depends on where it is. If it is on the public highway, contact
the County Council (0845 230 2882). Other public areas, including verges
and lay-byes, are the responsibility of the South Bucks District Council
(01895 837200). However, individual landowners must deal with tipping
on private land except where certain hazardous waste is involved, in which
case the District Council may be requested to deal with it.
Recently the Environment Agency took over the power to prosecute offenders
in court, so please contact them on 01494 431331 (fax 01494 434175) as
soon as you can after the incident. Any evidence such as time, exact place,
details of vehicles etc would be welcomed. Even bar codes on rubbish have
been used to track down culprits!
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ABANDONED
/ UNWANTED VEHICLES
South Bucks District Council operate a free service for the disposal of
unwanted vehicles. They are also the authority to report abandoned cars
to. Telephone 01895 837200 and ask for the cleansing department.
HEAVY
GOODS VEHICLES
Commercial vehicles weighing over 3.5 tonnes loaded are licensed to a
particular operator and operating centre by Traffic Commissioners. The
Parish Council has no right by law to object to most goods vehicle licence
applications. Neighbours to a site may make representation to Traffic
Commissioners if their enjoyment or use of their own land will be affected
by, for example, noise, visual intrusion, vibration or fumes/pollution.
However, complaints can be made to Traffic Commissioners at any time by
anyone on environmental or road safety grounds.
Contacts:
Traffic Commissioner, Eastern Area Office, City House, 126-130 Hills Road,
Cambridge, CB2 1NP.
Telephone 01223 531060.
FLOODLINE
You can call the Environment Agency’s Floodline 0845 988 1188 for
advice and information about flooding. This service provides advice on
what to do before, during and after a flood. Floodline’s recorded
information service will tell you about flood warnings in force anywhere
in England and Wales, 24 hours a day.
STREET
LIGHTS
Problems with Parish lights (marked PC + number) telephone 01753 655331.
Problems with County Council lights (marked IV + number) telephone 0845
230 2882. Please quote the column number in all calls.
Should
there be something that interests you we have not mentioned, or if you
are an organisation or group we have missed or incorrectly listed, please
contact the Parish Council Office on 01753 655331.
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