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Over the years, there's been lots of posts about problems caused by:-


1. Parents dropping off their kids outside the local schools causing congestion & disruption to traffic on EDG and Calton Ave.


2. Foundation coaches clogging Townley Road.


So, I shall float a suggestion that would well alleviate both these issues.


It is to pave over the vacant site that was the old SG Smith workshop. It's up for sale at a bargain price.


It's within easy walking distance of all the public schools and both Charter sites.

Coaches could terminate there and park up all day.

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'Strewth, I think a got a strong whiff of pro LTNner.



richard tudor Wrote:

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> Also a Macdonald's, Burger King, KFC and a large

> graffitti wall for the children and a small

> skateboard park in one corner.

>

> Should keep everyone happy. Locals can then have

> the village square all to their selves

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