Treading a fine line
Richard Cutcher • Published 13 Jan 2012 09:30
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BATTLELINES have been drawn in a Dedworth cul-de-sac with a Royal Borough councillor stuck in the middle of a neighbourhood spat.
Residents in Washington Drive, off Wolf Lane, have been split by calls for double yellow lines at the entrance to the close and 16 households believe they have been treated "undemocratically".
A campaign by people at the top of the cul-de-sac to implement double yellow lines to stop people parking near the junction with Wolf Lane began in January last year, and their wishes were granted when new markings became legal on Monday.
For the full story pick up a copy of today's Royal Borough Observer.
Also in this week's edition: The future of the borough's Sure Start Children's Centres, how fly-tipping will be tackled during the Olympics and why the Windsor Castle Royal Tattoo will not be taking place this year.
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