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25 February 2009 38 views 3 Comments

Yes bollards.

Alston Road is a narrow road and a bus route and a rat run for traffic avoiding the High Street and Stapylton Road. It has a nice York stone pavement which is constantly being damaged by vehicles mounting the kerb.

The local residents association (SPACES) have been trying to get bollards installed for quite a while. There have been various meetings and false dawns. I decided to have a go at getting this sorted out. I met with the former head of highways on site and we agreed that bollards would be a good idea. Then there was a change in management and I had to start again. Finally last week I am promised that new bollards will be installed within the next 10 days. Here’s hoping that it happens!

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  • Golden Wattle said:

    So, why don’t we Compulsarily Purchase 1metre of garden down one side along the full length and widen the roadway?

    All the problems solved in one go.

    PS. It’s not a rat run – it’s an important access road for hundreds of houses, schools, environment centres and sports clubs.

  • Duncan Macdonald said:

    Yes we could get a vogon constructor fleet to demolish ro whole lot and make way for a hyperspace by-pass!

    Yes it is an important access rd but it’s also a rat run.

  • Rog T said:

    Vote for the No 1 Hypocrite here

    Your chance to Vote for your favourite politician.

    Love from the One Armed Nutter (according to Mike Freer)

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