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GREEN ISSUES AT HEART OF DEVELOPMENT
East Hertfordshire Council has invested £800,000 into re- energising one of Hertford’s main car parks. The Gascoyne Way multi-
storey car park will benefi t from energy effi cient lighting, electric vehicle charging points and a hand car wash. The 361-space facility also has larger short-stay spaces, more accessible blue badge bays, an upgraded CCTV system and better pedestrian access. A council spokesman said: ‘It was much needed and has prolonged the car park’s life for up to 20 years. If we hadn’t carried out the work, we would probably have had to close the car park within two years as a result of structural wear and tear.’
ON SKID ROW BEFORE...
More motorcycle security devices are to be installed across central London and roads made less slippery as Westminster Council strives to meet demands for better parking and riding conditions for powered-two wheelers. T e council has already
installed 100 security devices across the borough and will now review the number and locations of equipment. Security, the quality of road
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surfaces and the danger of slippery manhole covers are the areas of improvement to be
addressed by the council. Reacting to feedback from
biker groups, the council has outlined plans to continue its skid-resistant surfacing programme. Council parking bosses
met with motorists and representatives of the motorcycle community as part of the new Road Users Forum. T e Forum enables motoring organisations, residents, and businesses to share their views on how the council should develop the city's transport and parking policies.
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