
Now wouldnt it be lovely if we could celebrate this fact AND make the estate a safer and more attractive place?
So why not follow the lead of this example from Bankside?



Perhaps a good solution to concerns about security along the arches. making that area of the estate a lot less threatening as well as much more attractive. And a way to celebrate a great piece of our local history.
Perhaps this suggestion could be made to the architects trying to push a foot/cycle path through the estate?
See the Bankside Arches here
And a bit of railway history here
John, this is a brilliant idea...
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