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Following requests from residents, the Council is to consult about the car parking situation. We understand that it is hoped that this will happen in late November/early December 2011. Residents are to be consulted on putting in safety markings to prevent parking on bends and junctions, and views are also to be sought on whether residents feel there is a wider car parking problem in the area. If people feel there is then what they feel would be good methods of reducing the problem, and whether they feel residents’ permit parking would be a solution. Following this, residents will be able to attend a Highways Advisory Committee at the Town Hall in the new year where the results of the consultation will be discussed and responses agreed.
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