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jaysay

13-12-2011 19:00

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 955697)

These are 'em. They are wood, by the way, not concrete. Probably weather a little, but a bit much in my opinion. Maybe the residents are happy with them ?

Wanted to get a shot from the church, but couldn't park up ... LOL.

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Um appears the council, or is it the county council, have plenty of cash knocking about, sadly we'll never know due to the exile by our elected representatives:rolleyes:

katex

13-12-2011 19:06

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 955717)

Um appears the council, or is it the county council, have plenty of cash knocking about, sadly we'll never know due to the exile by our elected representatives:rolleyes:

That's not fair, Jaysay, our Independent Councillor, Nick, is always responsive to any queries, complaints. Not on here, maybe, but real life.

jaysay

13-12-2011 19:21

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 955721)

That's not fair, Jaysay, our Independent Councillor, Nick, is always responsive to any queries, complaints. Not on here, maybe, but real life.

In real life:eek::eek:I had become to believe that councillors live in cloud cuckoo land:rolleyes:

cashman

13-12-2011 19:51

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

Well they certainly catch the eye, n if it is to prevent parking on grass etc, its a damn site cheaper than paying a warden,;):D

katex

13-12-2011 20:36

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 955734)

Well they certainly catch the eye, n if it is to prevent parking on grass etc, its a damn site cheaper than paying a warden,;):D

Never seen a Traffic Warden in Clayton, Cashy. They're all on Blackburn Road... :D

Mick	14-12-2011 07:24

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by katex (Post 955756)

Never seen a Traffic Warden in Clayton, Cashy. They're all on Blackburn Road... :D

Where ? never seen one on Blackburn road yet well not down this end anyway:confused:

jaysay

14-12-2011 09:02

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by Mick (Post 955821)

Where ? never seen one on Blackburn road yet well not down this end anyway:confused:

Didn't think Traffic Wardens were allowed on Blackburn Road by law:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

Mick	14-12-2011 09:12

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

This is true Jaysay i think there is a little unknown bylaw that states traffic wardens can go on Blackburn Road from town to the Viaduct but cant go past the viaduct.
as you never see one on the other side.
i think it has something to do with distance they can walk they have to be within a mile of there office in case they need another brew.

davemac

14-12-2011 21:30

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

I think this tendancy to talk down clayton is a testosterone thing, it appears to be a male "mine is bigger than yours" attitude.

The people involved probably have not visited clayton since it was an urban district as they dont get out much.

cashman

14-12-2011 22:05

Re: Grange Street, Clayton.

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Originally Posted by davemac (Post 955981)

Wrong was down yon today at the post office n then Lynwood Ave, so i had a sneck at Grange St.:rofl38::rofl38::rofl38: The laughing gave me hiccups.:D I have quite a few friends down yon so i liken it to a Red Cross visit.

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