From February's Growth Infrastructure and Waste Committee: Councillors voice their concerns about a backlog in spending the allocated budget on local road maintenance and new works. It was also groundhog day with a motion prompted by delays in keeping parks and reserves mowed more often. Councillors are feeling the heat from residents who are up in arms because of overgrown parks, reserves and footpaths.
Published: 15 February 2021.
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Groundhog day: Ipswich councillors go back to the future in search of more frequent lawn mowing

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