Give us an OFF-ROAD bus station
Published Date:
02 July 2008
SIR — Hurrah! At last, after many decades, Clay Cross has got a bus station.
Some genius in the relevant council department has painted one in yellow paint on the road in upper Market Street. In fact, there are two — one either side of the street.
On June 16, around midday, I travelled down Market Street in my car and joined a queue off Bridge Street. There were four buses parked on the downside 'bus station' and four on the upside. There was a queue of traffic on the upside down to Sharley Park Leisure Centre and one across Broadleys.
Upper Market Street in Clay Cross is still the most dangerous place in Derbyshire. A death waiting to happen.
Who will put their hand up then and accept responsibility? All it needs is a bus station like the one in Alfreton: simple, basic, unpretentious and OFF ROAD!.
Come on council, get your act together before it is too late.
RONALD A. BUTLER,
8 Trelawney Road,
Clay Cross.
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02 July 2008 5:36 PM
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