NOT so long ago, the house-proud residents of Newport’s Commercial Road spent an hour every Monday scrubbing slate slabs outside their front doors until they were spotless. “You could have eaten yo…
“Pill was thriving. I was brought up here with Somalis, Jamaicans, Italians, you name it. We never had a problem. Everybody loved everybody and everyone knew each other.
Jo Evans-Pring, 60, runs Fanny's Rest Stop café beneath the shadow cast by Newport’s famous giant transporter bridge."Because people don't communicate with each other, they never learn to understand each other. “I’ve seen rats crawling through the rubbish that’s been dumped at several strips of wasteland around here.
“They’ve allowed it to become so run down and as a result, many of the nice residents have moved out. "It's so different now and there is rubbish all over the place and it takes ages for the council to clear up the mess. "The council spent some money doing up Commercial Road about five years ago, but they haven't bothered since.
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