Winsford once again will loose another valid service. Let alone another shop . The town centre looks bad enough without the high street looking unattractive too
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PAUL.MAJOR
12 years ago
CWAC think about this, a long standing family run business (very few around these day) there has been no issues for years, why now ! Shouldnt we be working with Bristish business' not against them!
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michelle standring
12 years ago
Too many businesses are failing with the economy, don't let this company down by taking away it's way of business. Aren't you suppose to be helping and supporting businesses not making things harder. I appreciate traffic gets very busy there, but double yellow lines its far too drastic.
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Ali Scott
12 years ago
this place needs to stay open, lives depend on it and it's an asset to the local area
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Joe Vorlicky
12 years ago
An example of legislation which helps nothing and no-one. It only encourages people to believe that they need not think and judge FOR THEMSELVES and that resorting to a higher authority is the solution to everything.... NO! NO! NO!
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Mark Vernon
12 years ago
The 'powers that be' ripped the heart out of Winsford many years ago with the building of the existing dual carriageway. One Winsford jewel remains on it - Foodcraft. Placing yellow lines outside the premises will undoubtedly drive it out of existence - the business is highly reliant on passing trade. In comparison to other towns, the traffic flow through Winsford is excellent and in my experience - as a resident of 41 years - the dual-carriageway (drink & reckless driving aside) isn't dangerous in the slightest. Please leave as it is CWAC, or failing that just go the full hog and ride roughshod over our heritage once more and build an American style Super-Highway through the town.
Winsford once again will loose another valid service. Let alone another shop . The town centre looks bad enough without the high street looking unattractive too
CWAC think about this, a long standing family run business (very few around these day) there has been no issues for years, why now ! Shouldnt we be working with Bristish business' not against them!
Too many businesses are failing with the economy, don't let this company down by taking away it's way of business. Aren't you suppose to be helping and supporting businesses not making things harder. I appreciate traffic gets very busy there, but double yellow lines its far too drastic.
this place needs to stay open, lives depend on it and it's an asset to the local area
An example of legislation which helps nothing and no-one. It only encourages people to believe that they need not think and judge FOR THEMSELVES and that resorting to a higher authority is the solution to everything.... NO! NO! NO!
The 'powers that be' ripped the heart out of Winsford many years ago with the building of the existing dual carriageway. One Winsford jewel remains on it - Foodcraft. Placing yellow lines outside the premises will undoubtedly drive it out of existence - the business is highly reliant on passing trade. In comparison to other towns, the traffic flow through Winsford is excellent and in my experience - as a resident of 41 years - the dual-carriageway (drink & reckless driving aside) isn't dangerous in the slightest. Please leave as it is CWAC, or failing that just go the full hog and ride roughshod over our heritage once more and build an American style Super-Highway through the town.