Posts Tagged ‘Parking’
Lack Of Parking Infuriates Residents
Locals were today perplexed and angered that it had become impossible to park in the town centre. Parking on the Market Square has been suspended for the weekend to allow for the time wasting SunFest, also known as the August Festival, Summer Festival or Sort-Of Carnival, [Read More]
Shopping Centre For St Neots?
Huntingdon may have had the huge chemical spill to give them the record for traffic tailbacks in the local one upmanship. Has it come at a cost? The St Neots Citizen has learned that retail guru Marie Harbouras was caught in the tailbacks and had the good fortune to cut [Read More]
CEO Caught Short
The St Neots toilet closures have claimed their first high profile casualty. HDC CEO Davis Munts was seen fleeing Barrtts department store using obscene language after trying to use the cafe toilet without buying anything. Frightened staff were shaking after a tiraid of [Read More]
Tesco Trials New Car Park
Following a media furore this week when Tesco in Cardiff refused to allow a council estate dole queue mum into the store in her grotty pyjamas, the company are responding to customer criticism by trialling new forms of “sustainable transport parking facilities”, [Read More]
“Leave Our Roads Alone” Say Residents
Residents of St Neots were today up in arms after the County Council decided to finally resurface their third-world-quality road, meaning they had to move their cars for a couple of days. St Neots’ residential roads are well known to have the highest concentration of [Read More]
Partially Sighted To Get Disability Parking
St Neots is to make the pioneering step of introducing town centre parking bays for the partially sighted. Angie Doblington, of the councils Social Exclusion unit, said “For too long now the partially sighted have been denied the convenience of normal access to the towns [Read More]
Woman Cannot Park At Station
Local commuter Mo Ning arrived at St Neots station at 9.32 this morning, and was amazed to find there were no parking spaces. “The car park was completely full,” said Miss Ning, who drove to the station after 9.30 to avoid the high parking charges before this [Read More]
