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I agree, I think that the cleaners do a great job. You also have to take into account that the team has been cut substantially and they are coping with much lower numbers of staff. The fact that they are keeping up the appearance of the area so well is credit to the hard work of the people involved.

I did complain to Southwark earlier in the year about my street being rather grubby and it was promptly attended to and I had a very nice conversation with a very apologetic supervisor who explained how much smaller the team now was due to budget cuts. Its nice I think to appreciate what they are doing in difficult circumstances.

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