On the points made –
Victoria Embankment – yes, please; write in with opinions;
Parking permits: have been lobbied by residents of Mundella Road and the east end of Holgate Road who want permits, so yes, will consult on permits for those streets that might want it;
Double yellow lines for junctions: will be included in the same job as perking permits so no further time has been lost as such; not really clear why it wasn’t done at the same time the other junctions along Glapton Road.
Broad Marsh: “diabolical” seems a bit harsh on Intu since the company collapsed as people stopped using their shopping centres during the public health emergency and they went bust; since they were 2/3rd owners of the shopping centre, it’s not clear how any other party could have been approached for upgrading / changing what was built in the seventies, which everyone seems to think was needed.
And if bedrooms are not created for the students who are coming to Nottingham’s 2 very successful universities in ever bigger numbers, then they will look to use houses currently geared to serving families – hence the prospect of more being built as part of Broad Marsh, beyond what is being build and planned for in Traffic Street and now being explored for Listergate / Stanford Street.
“Things are also happening In The Old Meadows as you can see from the photo below. Residents also received a certificate of recognition from the royal horticulture society for the lovely floral displays in our area.
“A socially distanced alleyway clean up took place on the 7th in the alley between Doncaster and Eckington terraces with some residents coming out at different times and cleaning parts of the alleyway. A few little areas left to do but on the whole a great success.”