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By Amy Woodfield & Samantha Noble
BBC News, East Midlands
Cyclists have said they have struggled to navigate terrifyingly steep temporary steps near a canal.
The structure has been put up on London Road, in Nottingham, while development work takes place in the area.
Cyclist Julian Bentley said the incline of the steps is too steep and he worried he would drop his bike.
Developers Conygar said the scaffolding met safety requirements but added they were aware of the concerns and working on a solution.
Mr Bentley, 50, from Ruddington in Nottinghamshire, said: You absolutely need one hand on the handrail and the other on the bike.
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Conflicts between a group of homeless people and businesses in the area of Main Street and 14th Avenue have escalated to the point of exasperation for the manager of the JJ Bean café, who can’t seem to get any help with the problem.
“The police basically tell me … there’s literally nothing they can do and I should talk to the city,” manager Julian Bentley said. “But when I talk to the city, they tell me that I need to talk to the police.”
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