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Ludgate Hill/St Paul's
On May 21, 11:46 am, David Cantrell wrote:
Yes, it is fair, if the benefit of having the bus lane outweighs that of not having it. Says who? Do you really think that Fortnum and Mason's desire (they were founded quite a few decades ago) to have delivery lorries stop whenever they damned well feel like is more important than having a bus lane outside the shop? Frankly yes. If its a street with shops that street only exists because of those shops. And why pick on a posh shop like Fortnums? Why not use an example of a small shop owner who's already finding it hard to make ends meet and now can't have deliveries at any sane time of day just so a bus can save 30 seconds and get stuck in a queue 200 metres further down the road anyway? B2003 |
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