HFRA says "Councillors to be held to their promises and commitments"

The following from the Haringey Federation of Residents' Associations (HFRA):

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The following letter and a Residents' Questionnaire was sent on 13th April to all candidates in the local elections: 

To all candidates: At a recent meeting of residents associations from around the borough it was agreed that we would put a series of questions to all election candidates, as we did successfully before the 2006 elections. We've restricted the questions to some of the key issues which affect the physical infrastructure of our local neighbourhoods and affect the strength and quality of our local services around our borough. We recognise there are many other just as relevant issues.
Please answer the attached questionnaire - and add any comments. The responses, or lack of responses, will be noted and publicised to residents associations and to residents generally. 

Please respond by Thursday 22nd April.

Attached below the promises and commitments in full, in writing, unedited, of all the Haringey Labour Councillors, and all the Haringey Liberal Democrat Councillors, received 22nd April.

Dave Morris, Secretary of Haringey Federation of Residents Associations, commented after the local poll results:

In the light of the Councillors' written responses to the detailed Questionnaire the Federation put to them before the election we would expect all promises and commitments to be fulfilled. One major commitment by both parties on the Council is to defend front-line public services, and to call for additional funding from Central Government.
We look forward to them keeping their word, and backing local campaigns, if the national government threatens a programme of cuts.