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  The shelter has lots of memories for me too, my late husband used to stand and wait for the pit bus to pick him up for work there, and I used to have to go round the shelter to go up Folkestone road to work at the shirt factory that once stood on the corner of Shakespeare Road, it was love at first sight, never had anyone else and never wanted anyone else, spent a lot of time in that shelter. The shelter must stay, otherwise the corner will become an eyesore, once upon a time the houses behind it took pride in how they looked and how the tram shelter looked, the hedges round it was always kept neat and tidy, but alas today the houses look as though they could do with a tenant in them that cares, leave the shelter alone many people still sit there even if it has no glass in it.

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