Month: July 2013

Despite recording a serious increase in traffic following the re-opening of the Olympia pool site, the management team at the Dundee Gallagher Retail Park have decided to keep their car park free of charge, at least for the time being.

Welsh housebuilder S&R Builders has been given a two year conditional discharge, after he failed to fence off the site at the Black Prince pub despite being advised to do so by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

A guided double-decker bus was damaged by the electric bollards in Emmanuel Street, Cambridge, during a collision that happened on Saturday at about 5pm.

Plans for a new car park in Barrhill, South Ayrshire have been resubmitted, following objections from Barrhill residents and community organisations. 

13 of the busiest stations on the Tyne and Wear Metro will be fitted with London Underground-style gates, in an attempt to reduce fare dodging which costs about £1m a year in lost income.

An automatic gate and bollards are considered to be the solutions of choice for securing access to Witney’s Tower Hill Cemetery and in the same time granting free passage to visitors, without the need for a previous appointment, a news report in the local media reveals.

Work has started on revamping Brighton’s main rail station, the deadline for the £5m plus project being set for the end of 2013, a

The Greengates Bowling Club in Bradford has been recently hit by a bout of metal fence thefts, which saw seventeen panels between 4ft and 5ft being stolen from the club’s premises in two raids, a news report in the local media reveals.