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park381 · 02-01-2005, 13:03

Thats about right!

Rhyddings street is blocked off from Catlow Hall street upwards towards the Park, from Hornby street(which is the next one up) Rhyddings street has grass verges at each side. The residents of this section used to park part on the road part on the grass verge, so access to Park Lane was not to bad, but HBC in their wisdom re-turfed the verges and placed signs " NO PARKING ON THE GRASS" only 6 months ago, so now the residents park totally on the street thus making the road narrower, and access to Park Lane very difficult.
Now HBC are planning to widen Rhydding street does that make sence.
Hope I have explained this OK

02-01-2005, 13:03	#5
park381 Senior Member+ Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: On the border Posts: 2,160 Blog Entries: 10 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 2287	Re: Widening Rhyddings Street Thats about right! Rhyddings street is blocked off from Catlow Hall street upwards towards the Park, from Hornby street(which is the next one up) Rhyddings street has grass verges at each side. The residents of this section used to park part on the road part on the grass verge, so access to Park Lane was not to bad, but HBC in their wisdom re-turfed the verges and placed signs " NO PARKING ON THE GRASS" only 6 months ago, so now the residents park totally on the street thus making the road narrower, and access to Park Lane very difficult. Now HBC are planning to widen Rhydding street does that make sence. Hope I have explained this OK