Dingle Close Tennis Courts - work needed; Marvin Rees won't visit

henry

At yesterday’s Member Forum, I raised the issue of the current state of the Dingle Close Tennis Courts, in Sea Mills, and was told that the Council are working with the Lawn Tennis Association about a way forward.

I also invited the Mayor to inspect the site in person, which the Mayor refused to do, however the Executive Member responsible committed to see the site in the near future.

Watch this space!

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