Not seen any reports that they're doing the full length but it wouldn't surprise me - how will they then satisfy all the shop traders who will be up in arms again?
I think that's the idea, use the bus or the town centre car parks, or cycle?
Well acknowledged by now that cycle lanes and better walkability increase business footfall.
So if you live in Linthorpe which way would you suggest people drive into town?
Free for 3 hours in Brentnall Centre multi storey.
We'll acknowledged? Got any links to back that up, I'd be interested to read how other authorities have improved "footfall' by turning a section of road into a dog's dinner as MBC have over the years.
Roman Rd, Longford St, Union St, Brentnall St car park. I use that route all the time and i live closer to Linthorpe Rd.
If you really need to drive into town from linthorpe maybe down Newport Rd or marton Rd to the car parks in town ?
Fair enough but that's only any good if you want to park in the Brentnall, you probably wouldn't go that way to go to the Cleveland center.
And a few others
I use that route also. Or by Newport Road.
I don't, I suggest cycling, walking or getting the bus if you live that close.
Just drive down linthorpe Rd and park in Cleveland centre, takes about 2 mins longer than it used to , though the capt cook car park is free and it's close
How far is the walk from Brentnall St to Cleveland Centre? I reckon I could do it in four minutes.
You might but I couldn't do it. It would take me more than that to get out of the car .
Well in that case drive to the Cleveland Centre like Jam69 says. It may take two minutes longer but you won't have to walk for four minutes.
It's had the opposite effect so far
