An exclusion zone around a dangerous Newport hotel could be a 'catastrophe' for the town if it remains in place for more than a couple of weeks, a councillor said.
Councillor Peter Scott outside the exclusion zone set up around the Royal Victoria Hotel
While access to the southern end of the street will remain to allow deliveries to businesses where there is no other alternative and pedestrians can still access them on foot via High Street, Newport councillor, Peter Scott, says the exclusion zone could have a worrying effect on the town's economy. "While our traders can grit their teeth and deal with it for a couple of weeks or so we can not allow the exclusion order to go past the 21 days. We have to have a resolution by then," Councillor Scott said.
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