Reader's letter

Parking charges are costing Hereford city centre its future

One reader thinks parking charges are costing Hereford its future <i>(Image: Rob Davies)</i>
One reader thinks parking charges are costing Hereford its future (Image: Rob Davies)
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IN reply to the letter by Ty Symonds (herefordtimes.com, December 27), I no longer shop in Hereford.

If I want to meet a friend, mooch around the shops and have lunch, it will cost me at least £8 just to park for four hours.

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Added to which, as a disabled person, but without a blue card, I find it hard to walk a long distance to move my car to a different parking space in a different street.

The two-hour parking limit on streets precludes all-day parking and the all-day car parks are too far to walk for me.

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Ledbury or Ross are much more welcoming, with lots of lovely independent shops and cafes. For a special day out, Abergavenny has it all, including cheap parking.

Herefordshire’s councillors have destroyed the city centre with their parking charges.

MANDY ROLAND-SMITH

Fownhope, near Hereford


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