Willow Brook road humps in the news (again)
Posted on Monday 23rd January 2012 at 11:31 am by SH (Editor)
An article in today’s Bristol Evening Post claims shoppers have been put off from using Bradley Stoke’s Willow Brook Centre following the installation of speed humps back in November last year.
The humps on the approach road to the centre are said to be giving customers “too much of a jolt” and the obstacles are alleged to be causing traffic congestion because vehicles have to “virtually stop before driving over them”.
The story will be familiar to Journal readers as we covered it two months ago when the humps were first installed.
The paper quotes Bradley Stoke Town Councillor Keith Cranney as saying:
“… the centre should be doing everything it could to encourage customers in times of economic austerity – not put them off.”
“I’ve had a lot of complaints about this and it was raised at a recent forum meeting where someone said they wouldn’t be shopping there again.”
Members of the Bradley Stoke Police Beat Team which has a base at the centre, however, expressed different views in a presentation to a Town Council meeting last Wednesday.
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