Pedestrian Precinct for Lumley Road Skegness
Written by Angela Gooch on September 28th, 2007 in Social History, Town evolution.
Source: Skegness Standard 1st December 1971
Photo: Wrates Skegness
This news story tells the reader that Lumly Avenue may soon become a pedestrian only precinct and publishes an artist’s impression of how the precinct would look.
This is how the planners see the Lumley Road of the future - paved from side to side, with trees, floral tubs, seats and not a car in sight.This is an artist’s impression of the view looking from the Co-op towards Lumley Square.
Half way up where Lumley Avenue joins in, the pedestrian precinct gives way to a service road, delivery vehicles only.
What do YOU think?
Should Lumley Road be turned into a pedestrian precinct?
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