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RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Username - 17-09-2026
Why does £900k in increasing parking restrictions actually help?
RE: The Infrastructure Projects - BadDog - 17-09-2026
(17-09-2026, 08:46 PM)Username Wrote: Why does £900k in increasing parking restrictions actually help?
So residents can park outside there houses.
RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Username - 17-09-2026
(17-09-2026, 09:29 PM)BadDog Wrote:(17-09-2026, 08:46 PM)Username Wrote: Why does £900k in increasing parking restrictions actually help?
So residents can park outside there houses.
Where can’t they park outside their houses and how does that cost £900k to rectify?
RE: The Infrastructure Projects - Fumanchew - 17-09-2026
It’ll be to pay for residents parking bays and signage and line pairing no doubt