READER LETTER: Barrier jumpers at Taylor Park are lazy

The wall at Taylor Park has been undergoing repairs <i>(Image: St Helens Star)</i>
The wall at Taylor Park has been undergoing repairs (Image: St Helens Star)
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IT’S frustrating that a section of the pathway surrounding Taylor Park has been closed since the wall collapse, although a slight detour means dog walkers and joggers can easily complete a circle of the route.

The fact that council workers have been on the scene swiftly to start the repairs is a positive sign too.

What I can’t get my head around is the minority who feel it necessary to hurdle the barrier - where he pathway is cordoned off - and walk along the closed route.

Are they beyond taking a short diversion, lazy or can they not understand a basic sign?

It’s pretty poor behaviour whatever their reason.

Hoping the problem is fixed up soon.

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