Object to Warrington Council's A49 parking and loading restrictions

Recent signers:
Tony Bone and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

We are writing this petition as concerned business owners in the Warrington area. Our businesses, Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office, rely heavily on the accessibility to current parking. These proposals by Warrington Borough Council to impose double yellow lines on the road near the building threaten not only the convenience for our customers but the very lifeline of our establishments.   

These changes would severely disrupt the flow of our operations. Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office depend on the ability of our clients to park easily nearby. Restricting this capability will not only result in a decline in foot traffic but will also force some customers to reconsider visiting altogether. This is not just a minor inconvenience – it's a potential threat to revenue, jobs, and the local economy.

According to recent statistics, small businesses contribute up to 47% of the revenue in the UK private sector, and limiting accessibility can deter potential growth and sustainability. As per the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), customer accessibility and convenience play crucial roles in the success of local enterprises. The proposed restrictions, if implemented, will create unnecessary hurdles for Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office, pushing them into a financial downturn they may not recover from.

I implore Warrington Borough Council to reconsider these proposals and seek solutions that accommodate both the need for traffic safety and the vital necessity for business accessibility. A viable solution is to implement a 2 hour parking limit on the southbound carriageway from the entrance to our car park up to the bus stop, a distance of approximately 40 meters to accommodate around 8 cars. This would prevent cars parking all day and allow clients of Stretton Post Office and Cheshire Natural Health to park easily and safely.

Please join us in advocating for a balanced approach that protects our local businesses. Sign this petition to voice your objection to these proposed restrictive parking measures and help secure the future of our businesses. Your signature is a step towards safeguarding the future of Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office and ensuring they remain accessible and prosperous. You support is important to us and we appreciate your help in this matter.

Tracey Turton (Cheshire Natural Health)

Susan Carter (Stretton Post Office)

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Recent signers:
Tony Bone and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

We are writing this petition as concerned business owners in the Warrington area. Our businesses, Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office, rely heavily on the accessibility to current parking. These proposals by Warrington Borough Council to impose double yellow lines on the road near the building threaten not only the convenience for our customers but the very lifeline of our establishments.   

These changes would severely disrupt the flow of our operations. Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office depend on the ability of our clients to park easily nearby. Restricting this capability will not only result in a decline in foot traffic but will also force some customers to reconsider visiting altogether. This is not just a minor inconvenience – it's a potential threat to revenue, jobs, and the local economy.

According to recent statistics, small businesses contribute up to 47% of the revenue in the UK private sector, and limiting accessibility can deter potential growth and sustainability. As per the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB), customer accessibility and convenience play crucial roles in the success of local enterprises. The proposed restrictions, if implemented, will create unnecessary hurdles for Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office, pushing them into a financial downturn they may not recover from.

I implore Warrington Borough Council to reconsider these proposals and seek solutions that accommodate both the need for traffic safety and the vital necessity for business accessibility. A viable solution is to implement a 2 hour parking limit on the southbound carriageway from the entrance to our car park up to the bus stop, a distance of approximately 40 meters to accommodate around 8 cars. This would prevent cars parking all day and allow clients of Stretton Post Office and Cheshire Natural Health to park easily and safely.

Please join us in advocating for a balanced approach that protects our local businesses. Sign this petition to voice your objection to these proposed restrictive parking measures and help secure the future of our businesses. Your signature is a step towards safeguarding the future of Cheshire Natural Health and Stretton Post Office and ensuring they remain accessible and prosperous. You support is important to us and we appreciate your help in this matter.

Tracey Turton (Cheshire Natural Health)

Susan Carter (Stretton Post Office)

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