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No kerb, no bus

Published: 4:01 PM April 15, 2008    Updated: 1:54 AM February 23, 2021

REGARDING rerouting buses through the centre of St Ives (The Hunts Post, April 2) I would perhaps not have quite such strong views against the proposal if the council had not spent a large sum of (my) money in lowering all the kerbs in the town centre to

REGARDING rerouting buses through the centre of St Ives (The Hunts Post, April 2) I would perhaps not have quite such strong views against the proposal if the council had not spent a large sum of (my) money in lowering all the kerbs in the town centre to provide a pedestrianised area. No kerbs and buses do not mix.

PAUL WHITEMAN

Virginia Way

St Ives

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