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Story in The Star.  Former director of city centre development,    at Sheffield City Council until 2021,   Mr Nalin Seneviratne   says that -

Shoppers should pay £3 to park at Meadowhall to fund cultural events in Sheffield city centre, 

Nalin Seneviratne believes fees from some of the 24m people who visit the megamall every year could pay to create cultural jobs and boost footfall in the city centre. 

The scheme would create a “true partnership” between co-owner - British Land - and the city council and help them market Sheffield as one.

 

So here's the guy who helped ruin Sheffield  City centre and now want's  Meadowhall to raise the money to help put right all his mistakes,

Not content with ruining the city centre,  he seems to want to ruin Meadowhall as well.

Whatever makes him think that anyone would want a "true partnership" with the gang who have managed to ruin the city.

Meadowhall doesn't need "marketing".  It's already well known and trading successfully,  holding onto retail businesses which the city centre has failed to do.

The council has had a long term policy of discouraging cars into the city centre , which has driven many to Meadowhall.  Now, they think those same motorists should pay a charge to help the city centre which didn't want them.

The owners of Meadowhall say there are no plans to charge for parking.

 

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Just now, HeHasRisen said:

Maybe. It's pie in the sky. I could write in with my ladder to the moon idea, it's as meaningless and as likely to happen as this idea.

But you are just another member of the public - this individual did, apparently, have a position of responsibility.

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