PEOPLE living near Croft’s St Lewis’ RC Primary School are to be consulted on a new plan to ease “school run” parking problems.
The church authorities have found money towards the cost of creating an on-site parking area, with “in and out” gates, to remove the need for parents to park outside the school.
Borough council highways have also found money to contribute to the scheme.
Currently cars park outside the school in Mustard Lane, effectively reducing the busy road to a single lane and causing problems for drivers attempting to pass through at drop-off or pick-up times.
The council originally considered creating designated parking places on both sides of the road, leaving gaps for through traffic.
It is thought the on-site parking solution will be welcomed by residents.
But the plan will still involve waiting restrictions on the road to ensure the new car park is used.
PEOPLE living near Croft's St Lewis' RC Primary School are to be consulted on a new plan to ease "school run" parking problems.
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