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Marlborough parish steward carries out maintenance work

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 06:04 · Archive

Marlborough Town Council's parish steward completed maintenance tasks in October including filling potholes and clearing drainage gullies.

Marlborough Town Council's parish steward has been carrying out a range of maintenance and improvement tasks throughout October to keep the town clean and safe.

Work completed included filling potholes, clearing gullies of leaves and debris, cleaning signage, and tidying Stonebridge Lane. The steward also strimmed pathways and cut back trees and vegetation to improve the visibility of lampposts.

A spokesperson for Marlborough Town Council said: 'With the wetter winter months approaching, we are keeping a close eye on our drains and gullies, ensuring they are monitored and cleared where needed to help maintain good drainage and reduce the risk of surface water build-up.' The council thanked the parish steward for their continued work in keeping the parish tidy, safe and well maintained.

Residents can report highways and tree issues directly to Wiltshire Council using the MyWilts website or by calling 0300 456 0100. For smaller issues, the town council can add requests to the parish steward's list by emailing enquiries@marlborough-tc.gov.uk.

The council noted that while it monitors its social media accounts, requests made through Facebook comments may not reach the relevant officers and cannot be addressed through that channel.

Marlborough parish steward carries out maintenance work
Image: Gazette & Herald

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In this story: Marlborough Town Council · Wiltshire Council · Marlborough · Stonebridge Lane

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