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Hatfield’s car boot sale chaos

Published: 6:15 PM April 26, 2012    Updated: 8:17 PM November 3, 2020

SIR – So, it seems that the car boot season has started again!

Am I the only person who gets so irritated by the traffic congestion on the A414 and near Oldings roundabout every Sunday from about 10.30am until noon?

There must be a way to construct another entrance and exit so that you don’t have to have such a long line of vehicles trying to get in behind, blocking the road every week.

It must drive Tesco mad, too, that their parking places fill up with car booties.

Someone is making huge profits out of these sales and so they should do something to improve things for us locals!

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