A fellow neighbour has shared this observation with the Town Council:
'There seems to be a blatant disregard for public property recently.
Many lampposts around the Tiong Bahru estate has advertisements stuck onto them. And because this act seems to be condoned, everyone just carry on pasting as is if it is alright to do so.
Do you think you can call all the numbers on those adverts and ask them to remove them as soon as possible.
I think draconian actions needs to be taken before people will realised that it is not the right thing to do.
On a side note, do you think Town Council can provide a bins along Kim Pong Road as there are no litter bins there and it resulted in the recycling bins there being used as one.
We can keep the town looking pretty with a repainting exercise but if no one is taught how to take care of the estate, the repainting exercise will be a futile process.
And by the way, the bins provided blk 78 is inadequate. The ratio for the number of units VS 1 bin is way too high. Hope town council realised that blk 78 is the highest density block within Tiong Bahru Estate.
What works for other blocks doesn’t work here. Maybe a bigger big would be better.'
Besides relying on the Town Council, what can we do to help ourselves? We might not want to pursue 'vigilante' action, but something does seem necessary.... STOMP??
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