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Outstanding Actions Port Health & Environmental Services Committee – Outstanding Actions To be Officer completed/ Item Date Action Progress Update responsible progressed to next stage 1. 8 January Service Based Review Savings Director of September In January 2015, Members 2013 Programme – Public Transportation 2015 agreed that the previously Conveniences and Public proposed savings regarding the Realm provision of Public Conveniences should be reconsidered. It was agreed that the possibility of providing a non-statutory service of Public Conveniences through City’s Cash funding be investigated and details of the investigation be reported at the next appropriate Committee meeting. May 2015 Update Members agreed that the funding of the Public Convenience service was not an appropriate use for City’s Cash. In line with the SBR programme, Blackfriars, Aldgate, Bishopsgate and Smithfield toilets are now closed. The revised standardised opening times are now in place for the remaining toilets. Work is progressing for the improvement of the signage across the City and will be To be Officer completed/ Item Date Action Progress Update responsible progressed to next stage installed over the next 3-6 months due to the bespoke design of way finders. Progress is being made on the re- location of the APC from Aldermanbury to Smithfield. 2. 20 January Prudent Passage, EC2 Assistant Ongoing Prudence passage is currently 2015 Cleansing swept once a day, it has cigarette Director bins fitted and signage in place, our Street Environment Officers (SEO) patrol the area regularly and speak to smokers to encourage responsible behaviour, SEO’s issue FPNs and request ad hoc sweeps from Amey when the passage is found to heavily soiled. Amey managers have been asked to monitor the passage for a month and advise if it requires extra scheduled cleansing. This monitoring has resulted in a Street Cleansing Flushing team being scheduled to attend Prudent Passage every Monday morning to check and remove any anti-social To be Officer completed/ Item Date Action Progress Update responsible progressed to next stage behavioural instances that may have occurred over the weekend. 3. 10 March Community Toilet Scheme Assistant May 2015 Members requested a breakdown 2015 Director of Community Toilet Scheme Street Scene members by business category, & Strategy which can be seen below. Community Toilet Scheme members breakdown by business category STREET No. COMPANY NAME BUSINESS TYPE Blackfriars Lane 15 Harry's Pizzeria Restaurant Fenchurch Street 67 East India Arms Pub/Bar Fleet Street 99 Punch Tavern Pub/Bar King William Street 68 House of Fraser Retail Fleet Street 22 Ye Olde Cock Tavern Pub/Bar Ludgate Hill 42 Ye Olde London Pub/Bar Masons Avenue 2 The Old Doctor Butlers Head Pub/Bar Farringdon Street 80 Hoop and Grapes Pub/Bar New Bridge Street 5 Chi Noodle Bar Restaurant St Andrews Hill 7 The Cockpit Pub/Bar Carter lane 61 The Rising Sun Pub/Bar Allhallows Lane 13/16 Loose Cannon Pub/Bar New London Street 2 The Windsor Pub/Bar West Smithfield 9-10 Bishops Finger Pub/Bar Leadenhall Market 48-51 The M Bar Café Wilson Street 36 The Fleetwood Pub/Bar Cheapside 128 Hummus Bros café Houndsditch 31 The White Horse Pub/Bar St Martins Le Grand 61 Lord Raglan Pub/Bar Fetter Lane 144 Fetter Barbers Retail Goswell Road 2 The Shakespeare Pub/Bar Little Someset Street 1 The Still & Star Pub/Bar Middlesex Street 1 Barcelona Tapas Bar Restaurant Lime Street 24 Barcelona Tapas Bar Restaurant Little Someset Street 15 The Duke of Somerset Pub/Bar Newgate Street 126 The Viaduct Tavern Pub/Bar Middlesex Street 120 Nando's Restaurant Copthall Avenue 20 K10 - Modern Japanese Cuisine Restaurant New Change 1 Nando's Restaurant Queen Victoria Street 64 The Sea Horse Pub/Bar Gracechurch Street 7 Crosse Keys Pub/Bar Liverpool Street 32 Hamilton Hall Pub/Bar Poultry 1 The Green Man Pub/Bar Long Lane 71 The Red Cow Pub/Bar Bow Churchyard 1 The Fine Line Pub/Bar New Change 1 One New Change Shopping Precinct Finch Lane 6 The Cock & Woolpack Pub/Bar Bastion Walk 3 El Vino Pub/Bar Cannon Street 119 The Vintry Pub/Bar Telegraph Street 11 The Telegraph Pub/Bar Nevill Street Square 1 Natural Kitchen Restaurant Minories 64 The Minories Pub/Bar White Kennett Street 1 La Piazetta Restaurant Devonshire Row 10 Fernando's Restaurant Monument Street 1 The Fine Line Pub/Bar Gresham Street 49 Red Herring Pub/Bar St Mary Axe 25 Slug & Lettuce Pub/Bar Middlesex Street 125 The Shooting Star Pub/Bar Trinity Square 15 The Liberty Bounds Pub/Bar Eldon Street 1 Red Lion Pub/Bar Garlick Hill 28 The Hatchet Pub/Bar Great Tower Street 19 Assenhiem 56 café Martin Lane 6 Old Wine Shades Pub/Bar Mark Lane 60 Ruskins Pub/Bar Fleet Street 47 El Vino Pub/Bar New Bridge Street 30 El Vino Pub/Bar Coleman Street 32 Café 32 café Watling Street 73 Kurumaya Restaurant Temple Avenue 5 Tempio Bar Pub/Bar Cousin Lane The Banker Pub/Bar Appold Street 3 K10 - Modern Japanese Cuisine Restaurant Mitre Street 29 Trident Bar & Restaurant Pub/Bar Moorgate 4 Tokenhouse Pub/Bar Whitefriars Street 35 Hack and Hop Pub/Bar Cornhill 50 The Counting House Pub/Bar Monument Street 22 Britannia Pub/Bar Watling Street 23 Pavilion End Pub/Bar St Andrews Hill 31 Shaws Booksellers Pub/Bar Jewry Street 36 Three Wine Tuns Pub/Bar Crosswall 14 The Angel Pub/Bar Old Bailey 18 Magpie & Stump Pub/Bar Guildhall Yard St Lawrence Jewry Church West Smithfield 60-63 Butchers Hook & Cleaver Pub/Bar Cructched Friar 39-41 Crutched Friar Pub/Bar Fore Street 53 Wood Sreet Bar & Restaurant Restaurant .
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