Here we highlight some of the traffic issues along West Street through High Street to East Street, Tollesbury; parked cars, deliveries, large vehicles and volume of traffic. Pavement width is also an issue, in many places the minimum pavement width of 1.5 metres is not met.

East Street - Narrow pavement and narrow road width due to parked cars
East Street - Lorry squeezing through gap, not leaving any room for pedestrians on the pavement.
East Street - Large lorry passes school on wrong side of the road due to parked cars.
East Street - Large lorries regularly pass the school when the children are arriving or going home.
Mell Road - The bungalow that will be demolished to allow for an entrance to the proposed Gladman development.
East Street - Outside Tollesbury School traffic builds up due to parked cars and the narrow gap further along East Street.
High Street - Deliveries can cause problems too, narrowing already very narrow roads.
Sunrise over Tollesbury - Taken from The Victory Recreation Ground, Tollesbury. The triangular shaped field in the centre of the photograph is the area for the proposed development.
View from the south - Taken from the south, the public footpath runs along the bottom of the photograph. The houses in Mell Road can been seen along the top.
Entrance to the proposed development - With the school field on the left, the first bungalow in Mell Road will be demolished to provide the entrance road to the proposed development.
The field from the west at dawn
East St - Opposite Tollesbury School
East St - Opposite Tollesbury School
East St - Opposite Tollesbury School
East St - Opposite Tollesbury School
Opposite Tollesbury School - Outside The Lighthouse
Opposite Tollesbury School - Outside The Lighthouse
East St - at the top of The Chase
East St - opposite The Pharmacy
East St - Top of Hall Road
East St - Opposite Hall Road
East St - Opposite Hall Road
East St - Outside The Old Bakery
East St - Outside The Centre

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Taken at 11am on a Monday morning – at no point did 2 cars pass each other whilst moving at a normal 20-30 mph During the clip vehicles, a heavy lorry and a car, had to mount the narrow pavement, leaving only inches away from front windows and doors of houses.