Parking Policy Lead Story: Issue 243 31 May 2012
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funding, local government, retail
Portas pilots set to use cheap parking to attract shoppers
Mary PortasTwelve town centres have been named as the first ‘Portas pilots’, entitling them to a share of a £1.2m fund and expert advice in a bid to regenerate their high streets.
The announcement follows retail guru Mary Portas’ review of the high street. Some 370 applications for support were made, with the winning bids coming from:
Bedford, Bedfordshire
Croydon, London
Dartford, Kent
Bedminster, Bristol
Liskeard, Cornwall
Margate, Kent
Market Rasen,...
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Your Comments:
1 Jun 2012
M/s Portas, check out www.maglevmovers.com this little device takes it one step further, they can leave their car at home and be transported to the city, plus it will solve unemployment, it makes its own power in abundance, its cheap, it gets people moving, it comes with a loan to build it, it yields more than the loan repayments, it gets death off the road, it gets crime off the streets,it illuminates the streets it doesn`t pollute, it empties the streets of cars and allows green areas. Its the best thing since sliced bread
see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68yV38mhHh8
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