Showing posts with label mcdonalds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mcdonalds. Show all posts

Sunday, 13 September 2020

McDonald's Chaos




Friday, 4.30pm and it is... chaos.... First full week back at school and Station Rd was completely blocked in both directions by queues for McDonalds - blocking the fire and ambulance station, right turn area and the east and west bound lanes.
We have asked the police and South Glos to work with McDonalds urgently to stop this happening again. And asked the shopping centre owners to help.
Two residents have very helpfully supplied photos - if YOU spot the problem, and can safely take a photo, please do and send it to us, as the more evidence we have, the more likely officials are to take serious action to prevent the problem.
When it was bad earlier in the year, S Glos did some monitoring, but of course McDonalds knew, so they made sure the problem did not occur. And McDonalds for a while had a sign saying no queuing back onto the road, with someone where forcing cars to move in. That needs to be restarted, and they need to act quickly whenever a problem occurs. McD's say they don't know if there is a problem. Well, there is a camera that monitors car parking entrance, run by the shopping centre owners, so could they not use that to spot if there is a backlog, or simply put in their own camera. It is not acceptable for the town centre to gridlock because of a queue for McDonalds....

Saturday, 25 July 2020

Mayor does deal to get McDonalds to empty rubbish bin @weekends


Yate Mayor, Karl Tomasin from the Focus Team 

Our thanks to McDonalds.

Yate Mayor, Karl Tomasin has worked with McDonalds, to improve weekend bin emptying. As a result McDonalds have agreed to empty the bin by the bus stop on Station Rd near McDonalds at weekends.
Council staff aren't around to empty bins at weekends- but bins everywhere have seen a massive growth in use since COVID started. This one is suffering really badly. Karl spoke to McDonalds, and they have volunteered to empty the bin at the weekend, and Karl got Yate Town Council to provide the necessary kit.
Well done Karl and thanks to McDonalds