yes, to all of the above alternatives + less traffic |
Mr Mustard has met Derek Epstein in the past but begs to differ with him on this occasion and with the Barnet Society (who generally do good work in safeguarding the interests of High Barnet) and with the Barnet Residents Association (of which he is a member) but Mr Mustard is entitled to his viewpoint and he hates waste. This spending is profligate in the extreme.
The irony of the above opinion, is that it is in the window of a closed shop unit in the Spires, which seems to be suffering even more than the High Street with empty units despite having no traffic going through it whatsoever.
Anyway, here are Mr Mustard's comments and objection which he has sent to barnet.highst@barnet.gov.uk
You can make up your own mind & send any view to the council by 21 June 18.
Yours frugally
Mr Mustard
In case you don't have it, the Barnet Council & Re letter of 31 May 18.
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