‘God forbid we ever need a fire engine’
Published:
6:00 AM October 20, 2011
Updated:
4:21 PM November 1, 2020
I LIVE in Sandwich Road, near the station, and our road is packed with station fee-dodging cars all day.
The council put double yellow lines outside the schools, so the cars have moved to the side streets.
These inconsiderate people park up to and opposite drives, which makes getting in and out difficult, and some even park on the pavement, causing people with pushchairs to have to walk in the road. Not to mention the problems it causes the bin collection lorry.
God forbid we ever need a fire engine.
I for one, and I’m not alone, would welcome a residents’ permit scheme.
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I appreciate it’s a free country and they’ve paid their road tax, but a little consideration would be nice.
DAVID SLIGHT
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