Scarborough town centre deserves better than ‘big wheels and expensive gadgets’ – Yorkshire Post Letters
THE residents of Scarborough deserve an explanation as to why the seats have been removed from the town centre, reducing their capacity by half, with replacements that are being used to dispose of cigarette ends and rubbish in between the open slats.
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Hide AdPlanters that are strewn the length of the main street do nothing to compensate for the loss of buildings and shops that have either been pulled down or closed down.
Fancy, expensive gadgets and big wheels are not the answer to the problems of a town like Scarborough – once known as the Queen of Watering Places – and its coastline.
If the powers that be are looking for ways of rejuvenating the town, reinstating the toilets and much-needed Post Office would be a good place to start.
Over the years, Scarborough has been stripped of its long-established facilities and amenities from which it has never recovered.
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Hide AdScarborough first began to lose its status as a first-class resort the day the Pavilion Hotel was replaced with a building that resembles Colditz.
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