The Liberal Democrats are demanding answers from Tory bosses over the costly cyber attack on Gloucester City Council that has seen the personal data of residents put at risk.
Residents who live near Permali Ltd in Bristol Road say they are extremely concerned about the latest plans.
Councillor Sebastian Field says residents of Tuffley Crescent have contacted him over their concerns about speeding along the road, between Tuffley Avenue and Podsmead Road.
This is the highest number of councils gained by the Lib Dems since 1995, which came ahead of the party’s sweeping gains against the Conservatives at the 1997 election.
Councillor Sebastian Field, who represents Podsmead, wants the highways department to take on the responsibility for road repairs, drain clearance and other work for the Earl’s Park area.
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Gloucester City Council's handling of a controversial 5G mast planning application has been called into question by the Liberal Democrats.
Councillor Sebastian Field is calling for the shelter to be erected by the Costa coffee shop at the Old Log Pond on Bristol Road.
Posters have been put up over the dispensary in the supermarket advising shoppers that the pharmacy will be closing on July 24.
Lib Dem opposition challenge ruling Conservatives with "call in" review
