Beverley Saturday Market car-free trial could become permanent
The trial pedestrianisation scheme for the market area is set to run for 18 months and an East Riding Council consultation is open for public comment
13:52, 2 JUN 2021 (Image: Angus Young/Hull Live)
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An ongoing East Riding Council trial to make Beverley Saturday Market car-free could soon lead to permanent traffic changes.
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