Christies Child wrote:Millions of pounds have been spent on refurbishment of various areas throughout the town.
It's such a pity therefore that the council can't see its way to keeping the same areas clear of rubbish as well as keeping the grass tidy.
The area opposite to the Midland Hotel is already opvergrown and looks as though the grass hasn't been cut for months. Beers cans and general litter is scattered near to the kids playground, as in the area near to the LifeBoat station.
Maybe Evelyn should put her energies into sorting this out before trying to stop further development that doesn't fit with her personal agenda.
Christies Child wrote:Begs the question 'what do you do with the rubbish of a family of say 5 if the bins are only collected once a fortnight'.....and don't give me any of that crap about taking it to the tip yourself as not everybody has access to a car.
Also in South Lakes the council will not take away carboard of any weight so food packaging can't be re-cycled unless......you've guessed it...you cana take it to an appropriate site yourself.
How?
By Public Tansport?
Not when it's almost £8 return from Sandside to Kendal.
I'll get off my soap box!
nobbyshrimp wrote:I think it quite interesting/amusing how different councils operate. We don't yet recycle any plastic what so ever but we do cardboard/paper/tins + glass but our cardboard goes into our green wheelie bins with garden waste. No complaints really here and the council do a very good job everywhere including the town and housing estates, which are never easy.
campdave wrote:
You can recycle plastic at Salt Ayre
marky No.1 wrote:Christies Child wrote:Millions of pounds have been spent on refurbishment of various areas throughout the town.
It's such a pity therefore that the council can't see its way to keeping the same areas clear of rubbish as well as keeping the grass tidy.
The area opposite to the Midland Hotel is already opvergrown and looks as though the grass hasn't been cut for months. Beers cans and general litter is scattered near to the kids playground, as in the area near to the LifeBoat station.
Maybe Evelyn should put her energies into sorting this out before trying to stop further development that doesn't fit with her personal agenda.
Theres certainly NO incentive to take your rubbish home as you get landed with this :
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ceive.html
Its openly welcoming fly-tippers
durhamshrimp wrote:marky No.1 wrote:Christies Child wrote:Millions of pounds have been spent on refurbishment of various areas throughout the town.
It's such a pity therefore that the council can't see its way to keeping the same areas clear of rubbish as well as keeping the grass tidy.
The area opposite to the Midland Hotel is already opvergrown and looks as though the grass hasn't been cut for months. Beers cans and general litter is scattered near to the kids playground, as in the area near to the LifeBoat station.
Maybe Evelyn should put her energies into sorting this out before trying to stop further development that doesn't fit with her personal agenda.
Theres certainly NO incentive to take your rubbish home as you get landed with this :
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... ceive.html
Its openly welcoming fly-tippers
Though I can see the point you're making I'd never use The Daily Mail to back up any sort of argument. It'd be like using the Beano. The Mail is only read by the ignorant to back up their deluded views of what state the country is actually in.
Heysham_Shrimp wrote:I read The Daily Mail every day (and The Mail on Sunday)
Heysham_Shrimp wrote:I read The Daily Mail every day (and The Mail on Sunday) I am certainly not ignorant and have a good idea what state the country is in. Excellent newspaper with a rising circulation.
What do you recommend, The Guardian , The Sun , The Mirror ?
Christies Child wrote:Each to their own as they say.
I'm curious what papers others read for a fair and balanced assessment of our country at the moment.
It's all about opinions. It just so happens that I'm with Heysham Shrimp on this one......but then again you'd expect that of me no doubt!
durhamshrimp wrote:Christies Child wrote:Each to their own as they say.
I'm curious what papers others read for a fair and balanced assessment of our country at the moment.
It's all about opinions. It just so happens that I'm with Heysham Shrimp on this one......but then again you'd expect that of me no doubt!
If anyone does believe the Daily Mail is fair and balanced then they are beyond help. To the rest of us The Mail's style of reporting stories is pure comedy.
It's not a left/right thing. I'd put the Independent just behind the Mail for the bollocks it spouts but without a doubt The Mail is worse. Each to their own is fair enough in most cases but The Mail is without doubt a hate mongering paper, casting suspicion on anyone who doesn't live white middle class england.
Christies Child wrote:durhamshrimp wrote:Christies Child wrote:Each to their own as they say.
I'm curious what papers others read for a fair and balanced assessment of our country at the moment.
It's all about opinions. It just so happens that I'm with Heysham Shrimp on this one......but then again you'd expect that of me no doubt!
If anyone does believe the Daily Mail is fair and balanced then they are beyond help. To the rest of us The Mail's style of reporting stories is pure comedy.
It's not a left/right thing. I'd put the Independent just behind the Mail for the bollocks it spouts but without a doubt The Mail is worse. Each to their own is fair enough in most cases but The Mail is without doubt a hate mongering paper, casting suspicion on anyone who doesn't live white middle class england.
...and you read...????????
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