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Clevedon seafront’s wiggly parking lines removed

A controversial road scheme in a seaside town is being reversed after years of protests by residents.

In 2022, a set of wavy lines and a cycle lane were installed along Beach Road in Clevedon, removing the previous car parking spaces which had faced the sea.

The scheme cost more than £1.3m and was criticised by the RAC, which called it “bizarre”. At the time, North Somerset Council said it would slow traffic.

Now the lines are being removed, at a further cost of £400,000.


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