Town centre block paving refurbishment
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August 15, 2018 at 9:34 am #154527
eyemanParticipantAgree wholeheartedly with Ioan. I work in a County town over the border where I think it’s around 20% of shops are vacant & the Council essentially killed off 1 end of the town by allowing a new multimillion pound shopping centre to be developed at a far end of the town, which is only about a third of the size of Eagles Meadow while their staff enjoy a new HQ building which itself had vacant retail units (built beneath the Council offices) for months/years after opening. At the other end of this town a new Morrison’s was built but they then pulled out & sold the site as the Council refused them planning for a petrol station?! The store sat empty with a huge car park that used to be Council owned closed off for months/a year? The store has now had to be split in to smaller units by the new owners & half are empty. So Wrexham Council aren’t any worse than others! Rondetta that kind of problem is not unique to Wrexham. Aggressive begging is this week reported to be the number 1 issue of concern in Cardiff city centre. Homelessness & drugged up zombies are in all towns and cities. I regularly see them in towns/cities I travel to with work & have visited previously more than I do in Wrexham. I have thankfully never experienced any such behaviour myself but acknowledge sadly it exists-that shouldn’t put people off coming in to town & spending money in our local economy, it’s no worse here than elsewhere but is certainly over exaggerated in Wrexham which is a real shame. We should be thankful for what we have which is more than in other comparable towns & improving the street scene & footfall can only be a positive to bring new tenants in to these vacant units.
August 15, 2018 at 2:21 pm #154544
SheefagParticipantA very reasonable and well thought out post. It has no place here.
August 15, 2018 at 2:44 pm #154545
Owain GlyndwrParticipantVery well written but difficult to read because it was clumped together.
may I suggest using paragraphs next time – thank you
August 15, 2018 at 2:51 pm #154546
SheefagParticipanteyeman, might I respectfully suggest that you track Owain Glyndwr down and twat him one?
It’s how discussions were won in Wrexham, back in the good old days.
August 15, 2018 at 3:40 pm #154549
Owain GlyndwrParticipantReally?
August 15, 2018 at 8:15 pm #154556
eyemanParticipantHaha the rare treat of an enforced lie in on a work day & I forgot my grammar.
Note to self to try harder to be bothered.
Apparently my current work town is now getting a second McDonalds where the Morrison’s petrol station is supposed to be. So that will be a car park full of boy racers close to the new housing estate on the grounds of the old mental hospital which closed resulting in lots of interesting characters on the streets. Really Wrexham isn’t that bad a place to live!
August 15, 2018 at 10:47 pm #154561
MattParticipantMy favourite thing about your story eyeman is that the town’s name hasn’t been mentioned to protect its identity & reputation. We should play a game of guess the town.
August 15, 2018 at 11:04 pm #154562
SheefagParticipantBeing obscenely wealthy, I never visit Wrexham in person.
I gently glide above, silently, in my enormous gold-plated Zeppelin whilst sipping vintage champagne and laughing maniacally.
It’s a grand life.August 15, 2018 at 11:13 pm #154563
MattParticipant[quote quote=154562]Being obscenely wealthy, I never visit Wrexham in person.
I gently glide above, silently, in my enormous gold-plated Zeppelin whilst sipping vintage champagne and laughing maniacally.
It’s a grand life.[/quote]Now that they know – they’ll be onto you – to invade your space.
August 15, 2018 at 11:23 pm #154564
SheefagParticipantThe Council are missing a trick when it comes to finances.
With all the places that they own and with the forces of law and order on their side, they’d clean up if they were to start selling drugs.
It makes perfect sense when you think about it. -
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