Humber Bridge Enquiry - important information
21 January 2011 by Paul Rhoades
Today I received a letter from Sarah McGarry (sarah.mcgarry@hullcc.gov.uk) at Hull City Council who is the officer in charge of coordinating the Bridge Toll Public Enquiry.
This was in response to a letter I sent in complaining about the cost not just to me personally but also the impact of the tolls on my business which requires me to travel across the bridge on a very regular basis, some times more than once a day, to provide IT Support for my customers.
People wishing to make a personal presentation at the enquiry need to make their submission to her no later than the 28th of January, along with a questionnaire. Members of the public wishing to speak must make their submissions of no more than 1,500 words to her by the 8th of Feb.
On the 15th Feb the bridge board will make their case available for examination at public libraries, the Guild Hall and Bridge Offices.
Any one wishing to speak at the enquiry needs to make their intentions know quickly.
The enquiry will start at 10:00 am on the 8th March and will be held at The Village Hotel in Hessle (don't worry, its only 5 minutes from the bridge if that!)
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