Hyndburn Council has sent a letter to Lancashire County Council expressing strong opposition to the introduction of on-street pay and display parking charges in Accrington and Great Harwood, arguing that such changes could harm local businesses and residents.
Hyndburn Council has expressed strong opposition to the potential introduction of on-street pay and display parking charges in Accrington and Great Harwood , arguing that such changes could negatively impact local businesses and residents. The council, led by Cllr Munsif Dad, plans to send a letter to Lancashire County Council expressing its stance.
The letter highlights concerns that parking charges would discourage shoppers from visiting town centers and penalize residents who rely on their cars for daily activities. The council believes that maintaining free parking will help support local businesses
Hyndburn Council Parking Charges Accrington Great Harwood Local Businesses
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