Report

As requested, this report outlines recent investments in upgrading

the town centre, examining information gathered from the
observations made at its progress and assessing its effect on the
lives of local people.
The first improvement to be made was a building of a new shopping
centre, which, despite its recent opening, is already a resounding
success among citizens, with thousands of them doing shopping here
everyday. It is felt, therefore, that although the outlay for the centre
is relatively high, the future financial benefits are considerable.
Pedestrianing the town centre streets is another improvement made
with the help of the bank, whose financial support was required. This
has certainly provided security for pedestrians, leading them to be
more detented and relaxed when walking in the city and crossing the
streets. However, it is generally felt that this had a huge impact on
the populace, even on drivers, significantly decreasing the number
of car accidents in the last few weeks.
Last but not least, permission has been grated by the local town
council to improve transport links from outlying areas. Not only that
the screeching midday traffic in the city centre has decreased, but it
was also beneficial for those living on the outskirts, who have now
more access to the less populated areas of the city.
I feel certain that the course of action stated above has likely met
with success and answered the needs of the society. Thus, the only
conclusion to be drawn from these facts is that the local town council
has made a totally fair decision which contributed to the welfare of
the citizens.