I have been a bit busy last few months, and haven’t had the time to update the blog as much as I would have wished – However, on those rare occasions I was out in the hours of daylight, and passed Tesco, I took a few picture – This is nothing like the extent of it, but if you want to see more, there is plenty. Pictures of lorries are there generally if they are in the “restricted” loading times (such as 8.00-9.30), or if they are parked illegally in any event

Yesterday, there was one lorry in the loading bay, and another across the road, “waiting” – There’s a picture of it here

Complain to the Council – It is the only way we will ever get things done.

My current favourite idea is to have the whole stretch of road “fenced”, with access only to the bus stop, perhaps with a gate in the fence to allow legitimate loading/unloading to take place – That will help the illegal parking – Hopefully then the Council will concentrate on the lorries

Nigel Cannings

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