Worthing residents in England are outraged by the local council’s actions and say it has wasted a significant amount of money, according to The Sun.
Locals do not hide their outrage at the council’s actions to renovate a pedestrian street in Worthing, West Sussex.
Worting is reported to be undergoing extensive roadworks to reduce the number of cars in the city in the future, thus limiting their mobility. During the construction works, the pedestrian street in the shopping district was also renovated.
In total, the road rehabilitation work cost around £ 178,000.
People admit that part of the large amount was wasted in a completely unnecessary case. Residents draw attention to the fact that in the shopping area, the pedestrian street is “damaged”. The City Council has decided to make the pedestrian street more “attractive” and several curved lines are drawn on it.
One of the city association’s committees calls on the city council to clear the asphalt line as soon as possible. The association believes that such lines should not be located on the asphalt in the Old Town, which spoils both the overall view and distracts from the historic buildings, says metro.co.uk.
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This asphalt design has cost £ 1,230. According to metro.co.uk, the city council has chosen such an asphalt design to make the area “livelier”.
Tamara Murray, a local resident, mentions that this is a waste of money. “A huge shame, a waste of money and a stupid design.”
“Looks like the child has been given a white line machine,” said Adrea Bristova, another resident of the town.
“Complete chaos,” said someone else.
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