There’s been more motoring carnage in Fishergate as the new layout is struck again.
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The £3.4million shared space includes plinths at the end of Fishergate as you turn towards the railway station.
During Friday (3 February) morning one of the bollards has come away and begun rolling down Fishergate Hill.
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A workman appears to have quickly come to the bollards aid and rolled it back up towards the stone island it sits on.
It’s not the first time the Fishergate bollards have been battered, with drivers regularly having difficulty avoiding a solid stone object.