Category Archives: Street Tipping, Mess, Trash

The Council graffiti team are doing well at the minute – they have cleaned up some persistent tags in the neighbourhood, so I have done a round up in North Kings Cross and reported more – see pictures at this … Continue reading →

Some more issues reported to Contact Islington, photos in gallery here:   three sainsburys trolleys gifford st at junction with rufford st.  a fourth trolley around corner on rufford street outside number 8 mattress and wooden planks tipped opposite 7 … Continue reading →

An early morning wander around the neighbourhood revealed the following problems that I am reporting to Contact Islington.  Pictures are in a photo album here: tipping of street signs by 239 Caledonian Road moped and Xmas trees dumped by entrance … Continue reading →

Simon Kaufman a Senior Street Environment Officer at Islington Council has just got in touch following the last North Kings Cross Environmental Task Group (partially reported here).  All helpful. >>Following on from our last meeting, I would like to update … Continue reading →

A walk around Kings Cross this morning revealed the following problems (with picture gallery here): smashed up phone box – opposite York Way Court shops – reported to BT yet more graffiti on the T-Mobile phone mast on York Way … Continue reading →

If anyone is interested in a ‘Bed, divan mattress set, used, slightly damp with free folding bed‘ – come and pick one up in Rufford Street – reported to Contact Islington Tuesday 0800

A fridge has been tipped on Rufford Street opposite number 1 behing the blue containers and a mattress on TIlloch Street at the junction with Carnoustie Drive.  WIll report both.  Also Stuart Cottis has reported the missed recycling collection on … Continue reading →

This niche under the Ferodo Bridge (interesting history of Ferodo bridges here) on the Caledonian Road continues to attract junk and trash.  The site is owned by Network Rail and the Council occasionally cleans it out, but it really needs … Continue reading →