Traders in the vicinity of the fire-damaged Station Hotel express their frustration over the lack of support from the council as their businesses suffer. The aftermath of the inferno has led to a significant decline in sales and footfall, with the ongoing construction works adding to their woes. The traders fear a bleak future as the works are expected to last for 9 weeks.
Furious traders operating in the shadow of the fire-ravaged Station Hotel – have blasted council chiefs over a lack of support as their businesses ‘struggle to survive’.
It comes more than a month after a huge inferno ripped through the iconic Station Hotel – forcing entire businesses to shut completely for almost one week. Alana told Ayrshire Live: “The situation is diabolical for businesses. It’s not just affecting us , it’s all the way down to Ayr Central and right round Burns Statue Square.“We’ve all gotten together to send a clear message that we need urgent help. We’re all struggling to survive.
Businesses have been left counting the cost after council bosses took the decision to close down Station Bridge Road – a key route into the town.
Station Hotel Businesses Struggle Sales Footfall Construction Works Bleak Future Business Traders Support
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