We’ve got to think about saving the planet,” she said. “It’s going to be needed and I think this is a start. One woman believed it was best to be prepared and help stop climate change in any way possible.ĮV charging points have previously been installed in Coalville (Image: Reach PLC) However, others were more positive about Measham’s EVs. I’m sure others feel the same, so there’s never going to be that many of them about.”
“If they were cheaper maybe I would consider, but the price is a big turn off. “It’s a nice idea, but electric vehicles are so expensive. Are there really enough electric vehicles about for it to make a difference?” one man told LeicestershireLive. READ MORE: Council's efforts to go green spark debate on town's parking spaces However, opinion is highly divided over whether it’s a good idea. Set to cost more than £25,000, Measham’s four charging points become the latest part of North West Leicestershire to move towards environmentally-friendly transport options.
The car park, which is council-owned, has been chosen to help fulfil the authority’s eco ambitions as part of its Zero Carbon Roadmap. The roll-out, which was confirmed by North West Leicestershire District Council (NWLDC) this week, will see four new electric vehicle (EV) charging points installed in the Peggs Close car park in Measham. Councillors believe there is demand, though. ‘I don’t see the point’ - that’s the view of one resident to news that electric charging points are being rolled out in their village.
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