Dec 22, 2020
Hundreds more HGVs were expected to arrive in the UK on Tuesday as the county of Kent struggles to contain growing traffic.
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Hundreds more HGVs were expected to arrive in the UK on Tuesday as the county of Kent struggles to contain growing traffic.
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Ministers have admitted that emergency traffic measures needed to curb chaos on the roads in Kent would be run into 2021 - as the deadline f
Campaigners warn that roads and laybys are already littered with urine and excrement
Kent could become the “toilet of England” in less than eight weeks unless dedicated loos are provided for thousands of lorry drivers who could be held up in the county for hours by post-Brexit border checks, campaigners have warned.
They say Kent’s main roads and laybys are already littered with bottles of urine and bags of excrement and the problem could become much worse after 31 December.
“It has got the potential to be disgusting,” said Phil Silkstone, a regional official for Unite, which represents many lorry drivers.
Mike Sole, a Liberal Democrat councillor in Canterbury who has been campaigningon the issue of human waste being discarded in laybys near the A2 motorway, said: “I’m worried Kent is becoming the toilet of England, not the garden of England. And we’re all braced for it getting much much worse.”
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With the cost of agrichemicals these days you’d think they’d be happy with the free fertiliser especially in the “Garden of England.”