The
bit of the London Road that runs east of Princes Street and
terminates at the top of he High Street has had some ‘improvements’
made to it earlier this year.
This
stretch of road is shared by two wards: Milton and Victoria.
I
would have seen the council papers in respect of these works; I even
recall asking questions at committee. Yet, I struggle to understand
what these works have achieved, and I am no sure they can really be
described as improvements.
There
is an orange roadworks bollard still in place at the eastern end of
the newly created central reservation – does this mean that work
has not yet been finished?
What
is the central reservation all about? Is it going to be home to trees
and shrubs (I wish) soon?
I
cannot recall the precise numbers involved, but the cost runs into
six digits. Is the end result value for money (bearing in mind that
the cost was borne by taxpayers)?
Whatever,
I remain puzzled by what has been implemented.
Personally I find it bland and boring. It adds nothing to the street scene
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