Bollards gone for big day after Tring Town Council U-turn

Father-of-the-bride, Martin Ramirez, has won a battle with Tring Town Council to remove the bollards outside St Peter and St Paul's Church.
By The Newsroom
Published 25th Sep 2017, 10:08 BST
Updated 25th Sep 2017, 11:09 BST
Martin Ramirez is over the moon that the town council have gone back on their decision to remove the bollards for his daughter's wedding day.Martin Ramirez is over the moon that the town council have gone back on their decision to remove the bollards for his daughter's wedding day.
Martin Ramirez is over the moon that the town council have gone back on their decision to remove the bollards for his daughter's wedding day.

The bollards would obstruct his daughter Emily’s horse and carriage to reach the church on her big day on Saturday, September 30.

The U-turn came after Martin put up copies of The Gazette’s article in coffee shops and car parks around town.

Martin said: “The town clerk has relented.

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“The decision came after the council were pressurised by the paper’s article and the publicity it was getting.

“It should not have been necessary for my daughter to be worrying about her wedding day.

“It’s such good news!”

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