We note with interest that soon after they started work to transform the old Lidl premises into the new B&M store, someone repaired the deep potholes in the entry road leading to the Spring's Parade car park.
We've reported a number of times in the past about the holes in the road being filled in, only for the filler to work loose again.
Whether it's Tesco, B&M, the council or another agency that's sorted these dip-a-wheel hazards, we do not know. But the motorists who use this busy stretch are just grateful that someone has taken positive action.
The B&M store will open in a couple of weeks.
It will be interesting to see whether B&M put a parking time limit on their car-park..c.f. Tesco and its 3 hrs....similarly, Lidl..
ReplyDeleteIf so, this will upset many commuters..often workers..who use the car park for all, free parking.
Removal of such a facility will create much difficulty for those shop and office workers, as there is no free-parking alternative, apart from limited on-street parking, in, or near the town centre.
It will be interesting to see whether B&M put a parking time limit on their car-park..c.f. Tesco and its 3 hrs....similarly, Lidl..
ReplyDeleteIf so, this will upset many commuters..often workers..who use the car park for all, free parking.
Removal of such a facility will create much difficulty for those shop and office workers, as there is no free-parking alternative, apart from limited on-street parking, in, or near the town centre.