Businesses and residents in Bridgnorth have been invited to attend a drop-in session to find out more about on-street parking schemes.
An online consultation was held in May and June this year, as the first stage in gathering residents’ views on the town’s parking schemes.
Now, face-to-face events will be held in Bridgnorth Library where new and proposed changes to the town’s parking schemes will be on display.Richard Marshall, Shropshire Council’s cabinet member with responsibility for parking, said: “In response to concerns about parking congestion we’re giving consideration to the introduction and revision of a number of residents’ on-street preferential parking schemes in Bridgnorth.
“Our parking team and local councillors carried out a review of the residents’ parking schemes in Bridgnorth in an attempt to make improvements to the various schemes currently operating – and we have now gathered the views of local residents and businesses through our recent consultation. “Now we really want people to see the proposed changes, ask questions and tell us what they think – whether it’s at one of these drop-in events, or on our website.
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