Happy New Year Everyone !
The Residents Association have decided to hold our next residents meeting online – you will find the details below.
Topic: Middlemore Residents Meeting 11th January 2022
Time: Jan 11, 2022 19:00 London
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us05web.zoom.us/j/8490934391?pwd=N09oYkdJcDZ0UERsV3BsajhpUTZHUT09
Meeting ID: 849 093 4391
Passcode: xK6sST
Meanwhile I have an URGENT request for residents sighting bikes on bridleway and other commonly used walkways. There have been an increasing no of complaints/comments from Middlemore residents regarding motorbikes and off roads along the bridleway and newly extended pathway to the canal and other walkways into the estate. As the paths and bridleway back directly onto Middlemore it is causing a public safety and noise nuisance.
I have made what enquiries I can but it appears that there is a lack of reporting on this matter and this is why the matter hasn’t been escalated, PLEASE if you hear or witness anytime REPORTING ALL INCIDENTS IS ESSENTIAL.
Whilst the crime is in progress dial 999 if you consider there to be a danger to life.
Here is the link to report any incidents https://www.northants.police.uk
Useful information is description of bikes, number plates if applicable, description of riders – clothing, hair, age, appearance etc.
Calling 999 for noise nuisance, really? I completely agree it needs reporting, but surely not to the already overstretched emergency services?
Hi Monique – no not 999 for noise nuisance. A caller would only call 999 if they deemed the situation to be dangerous – ie to pedestrians and dog walkers. T
Bit confused as I thought you were allowed to cycle on a bridleway, and the new pathway down to the canal is definitely a cycleway as there are blue cycle signs on the posts all the way!!
Hi Farrell – thanks for your comments . As you point out the cycle track is for cycles. The complaints have been regarding motorbikes and off road motorbikes/quads