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  If I remember I'll bring up the one-way question tonight. No one has mentioned it since I've been on board so it can't be the reason people don't come along but then again most of the people who came to the clean up last year were reasonably new to the area. You can but ask. Then if there's any interest we can think about what to do next.
  
  If residents want to stop cars parking in their street then the Council need to think about parking restrictions like we have in Saxon Street, Norman Street etc. It's 2 hours parking allowed unless you have a parking permit. This has gone up to £50 a year and whilst it's good value at less than £1 a week it's still a lot of money to find in one go. So swings and roundabouts. The Clarendons weren't designed for the modern world and sorting it out will cost money and political will and I'm not really sure if it's the job of the PF to sort it.

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