Linda Isted
New Member
- May 23, 2011
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Just to update everyone, on behalf of Sentinel Airport Parking:
The Inspector at the the public inquiry ruled in favour of Sentinel and granted them planning permission for their expanded site, giving them a total of 2,000 car parking spaces. More than 3,500 customers had emailed their support ahead of the inquiry.
The decision means that the jobs of up to fifty local people have been secured.
Managing Director Ed Hayes said he was “absolutely delighted” at the decision. He added: “We were overwhelmed by the public support we received, and it is a tribute to the hard work of all our staff that they appreciate the service we provide so much.
“We fully support Leeds City Council’s initiatives to bring new jobs to the area and to improve public transport to the Airport. But these proposals are still at a very early planning stage with no source of funding identified, and current public transport links are not convenient for a high proportion of travellers.
“We want to continue to work with the City Council and others to make Leeds Bradford International Airport the airport of choice for local travellers and a thriving economic hub in the region.”
The Inspector at the the public inquiry ruled in favour of Sentinel and granted them planning permission for their expanded site, giving them a total of 2,000 car parking spaces. More than 3,500 customers had emailed their support ahead of the inquiry.
The decision means that the jobs of up to fifty local people have been secured.
Managing Director Ed Hayes said he was “absolutely delighted” at the decision. He added: “We were overwhelmed by the public support we received, and it is a tribute to the hard work of all our staff that they appreciate the service we provide so much.
“We fully support Leeds City Council’s initiatives to bring new jobs to the area and to improve public transport to the Airport. But these proposals are still at a very early planning stage with no source of funding identified, and current public transport links are not convenient for a high proportion of travellers.
“We want to continue to work with the City Council and others to make Leeds Bradford International Airport the airport of choice for local travellers and a thriving economic hub in the region.”