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    Key workers offered free parking in Cardiff Bay

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryMarch 25, 2020Updated:March 25, 2020No Comments
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    The Red Dragon Centre will be offering free parking spaces for key workers across Cardiff Bay during the lockdown period with immediate effect.

    Following Government guidelines, the Centre has closed its doors to keep its staff and visitors safe. During this time, the Centre wanted to offer its car parking facilities free of charge to key workers who are working in Cardiff Bay, including supermarket workers, NHS and medical staff, and staff at the schools and nurseries nearby who have to stay open.

    Emma Constantinou, Marketing and Tenant Liaison Manager at The Red Dragon Centre, said: “At the Red Dragon Centre we take the health and wellbeing of our employees and customers seriously, which is why we have unfortunately had to close our doors, however we wanted to take this opportunity to offer key workers free parking. We appreciate all they are doing during these uncertain times, and while it is only a small gesture, it will be one less thing for them to worry about during this time.”

    To apply for free parking at The Red Dragon Centre, individuals will need to email [email protected] with confirmation of their place of work, name, ID badge and vehicle registration number.

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