A drawing of the plans on Broad Street (Image: Herefordshire Council)
PEDESTRIANISING Broad Street, King Street and Bridge Street, Hereford, is such a bad and unnecessary idea (Hereford Times, October 13).
Why do it? The short-stay parking spaces on these streets are in constant use by people using the shops and services, often by not-so-mobile elderly people (like me).
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Park and totter into the dentist. Easy.
Who actually wants this?
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Where is the proof that it is needed?
KARLIN RUSHBROOKE
Madley
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