Millions of pounds in levelling up funding has been pledged for the borough of Gedling - and people in the town of Arnold have suggested ways they believe the money could be spent wisely. Gedling Borough Council has been allocated more than £2.8m from the Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund [UKSPF] to help level up the community – the money could be used in various ways from regenerating run down high streets to fighting anti-social behaviour.
It's led to talk from people passing through Arnold town centre who outlined the improvements they'd like to see. Several members of the public said they'd like cash to be pumped into roads to fix potholes.
Jim Oswin, who lives in Arnold, said: "You could complain about pot holes. I do not think the streets are cleaned as well as they might be. They do not seem to do much for the other areas off the main street."
