This is an opportunity for public questions to be addressed to the Chair.
Residents or persons working in the borough may ask questions on any matter in relation to which the council has powers or duties.
Responses may be supplied in writing following the meeting.
Minutes:
A resident asked about the sculpture and flowers at Nunhead Station and their poor state, which was a previous cleaner, greener, safer scheme.
ACTION: Cllr Colley to find out what had happened.
A resident asked about the shrubs at Inverton Road / Stuart Road that were badly maintained. Members asked the resident to email them details.
A resident asked if the council could control the number of money / loan shops. The chair said if there was a change of use then permission may be needed but categories for use tend to be broad.
A resident announced that a month ago about 200 people had taken part in the launch of the Green Chain Walk. Looking at the vision ahead the idea was to link with the Thames footpath and another link was possibly with the canal in Burgess Park.
Following feedback, the chair had looked into the issue of food at community council meetings and costs generally. The hall venues were very reasonably priced schools and food was provided by a Nunhead based company. She would look at the issue again if people felt strongly.