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Health hazard in Lace Walk

Published: 12:56 PM May 21, 2009    Updated: 6:01 PM December 11, 2020

THE owners of Lace Walk, not police, will have to deal with a complaint about a person scattering bird feed in the shopping centre.

THE owners of Lace Walk, not police, will have to deal with a complaint about a person scattering bird feed in the shopping centre. Police are not responsible for environmental health matters on private land, members of the Northcote Lane Area Residents' Association heard at a recent meeting.

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