Letters / Inconsiderate parking
It was fantastic to see so many attend the craft exhibition at the Clickimin Centre but very disappointing to see a few motorists park on the wet, soggy grass across from the centre and leaving deep vehicle tracks and ruts as a result.
With extra parking now available at weekends at the new school and parking available at Hayfield, South Lochside and to the rear of the centre, was there really a need to park on the grass and destroy it?
Trust that those who organise future activities in the Clickimin will take appropriate action to avoid this happening again.
Thomas Goodlad
Lerwick
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