Over the past months The Argus has featured a number of ‘Artists’ Impressions’ of schemes around Brighton.
Please can you amend them so they are at least factual.
Royal Sussex County Hospital, Eastern Road shows a tranquil scene of a cyclist and a car.
The reality is over 40 bus movements and around two hundred cars an hour - so where did they all go?
Hannington, North Street shows a peaceful street scene maybe the same cyclist and car.
The reality is over 90 buses and numerous cars in gridlock because of the road narrowing.
Victoria Gardens Scheme, Grand Parade, a leafy viewpoint.
The reality is no sign of the hundreds of buses and vehicles that enter and exit Brighton using its main artery.
So where did all the traffic go?
Like the Greens, swept under the carpet.
The list of Green incompetance grows at Lewes Road, Seven Dials, North Street and my own area Edward Street so what is the new Labour administration going to do to rid us of the Green Gridlock.
Mark Williams, Edward Street, Brighton
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