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Resident calls for security answered
Over £7,000 of security improvements to a resident car park will combat anti-social behaviour and parking congestion for the tenants of Phyllis Taylor Gardens.
Residents raised concerns that they couldn’t access their car park - adjacent to their homes – because it was being used by shoppers avoiding the use of the nearby Duchess Street pay and display.
During the evening, the resident car park was rendered redundant as concerned residents felt the facility unsafe following several reported incidents of damage and vandalism to vehicles left overnight.
Now residents will benefit from their very own secure car park with improvements providing secure fencing and gating.
Resident Mrs Jane Munro who has been actively involved in calling for the improvements said: “It is definitely a lot better. The gates look really nice, carers and visitors can still gain access and there has been a lot less vandalism - everybody is so pleased.”
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