Parking

Street Drinking The dispersal zone is back in operation for the Summer under which street drinkers can be moved on. This is happening but of course it can lead to displacement to other parts of the area. We did argue (unfortunately unsuccessfully) that St Leonards Gardens and Norman Road should be included in the dispersal...
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Jeremy Birch, Hastings Council Leader has emailed asking for support in an effort to stop Sussex County Council taking over local on street parking. “Please read the attachment which explains that East Sussex County Council is preparing to take control of on-street parking away from Hastings at its cabinet meeting next Monday. If you feel concerned...
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The following letter has been sent to Hastings Borough Council by SBA, regarding parking in Norman Road, (West side), and Crystal Square car park. S.B.A. St Leonards on Sea Business Association Chairman- Bill Orton Ortons The Butcher 11 Norman Road St Leonards-on-Sea East Sussex TN37 6NH 01424 420322 www.sba-online.co.uk 18th November 2009 Rasoul Shahilow Head of Parking & Highways Aquila House Breeds Place Hastings East Sussex TN34 3UY Dear Rasoul Parking...
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Update: 18/11/2009 Meeting TBA …….
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A member has asked: “Can anyone shed some light on the future of Kennedys Gym in South street and the parking issues that are going with it. We have seen no planning applications to remove paking spaces or to enforce NO PARKING.” Any info?
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Parking regulations changed in Norman Road a few months ago, basically limiting the wait to 1 hour, down from 2 hours. The six month trial period will be ending soon and we would like some idea of how people have felt about this. Has it been good for trade, bad for trade, couldn’t tell? Have...
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From the Hastings Observer: “In recent years changes to parking charges in particular have caused a huge amount of upset locally, with traders in the Old Town and Central St Leonards complaining that high prices were costing them business.” “Speaking at the meeting, council director Richard Homewood said: “The review certainly highlights shortcoming in our consultation...
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Held last week, discussed were the St Leonards Festival, (please see entry below), parking and Kings Road. The new parking regulations, mostly affecting the Norman Road area whilst Kings Road is worked on, is getting a mixed response. The traders at the Warrior Square end like the 1 hour limit as it means there is...
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