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Think Spider 69 was saying the opposite? vilservant Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > you are quite right, spider 69, the condition his > condition is in is quite grave > > his tyre dump represents (and has always been) a > grave health and safety risk, not to mention a > serious environmental hazard, and may well need to > relocate once the population density of the area > increases following redevelopment > > I'd also suspect that the days of the > building-materials warehouse and other little > business parks around may also be numbered

This must be a concern surely. Quite apart from the look of it and the cheap veneer for the high asking price, the corner of the building is vulnerable. What happens when the M&S lorries start regular deliveries? There will be people actually living in the flats soon and also using the Library - what about their safety? Have any of the Councillors raised this as a safety issue?

Could the owners come on here and address it? Bad publicity otherwise?

It's a tricky situation. Can really emphasise as I had a similiar problem. In our case it was three young women in the flat below - all of them and their friends smoking inside with a lot of smoke and smells in our flat above them. We had a big shared garden but they couldn't be bothered to go outside. In the end what worked was that, after talking with them etc, I kept contacting my neighbour who was renting his flat to them until he came round to investigate. He was horrified by the smell, colour of walls etc, also it was in our joint lease that smoking wasn't allowed, and gave them notice. It was really wearing and stressful but worked in the end.

Why only 50% available to locals and not 100%?

Like I said, strangely disengaged....

Thanks for your previous response but I do think you are strangely disengaged from the people you are trying to engage and wonder why.

Maybe keep us up to date without people having to request though? You have always sounded just a bit disengaged from your audience maybe?

Seriously - this post started ostensibly from an enthusiastic customer. Various posters have expressed views on whether Kickstarter funding is appropriate for this already established businesss. The business itself hasn't seen fit to get involved on this a local forum so if they are seeking funding via an alternative route, e.g. Facebook, then let them do that. Personally, I'm more interested in konowing whether the pay issues have been resolved before I visit.

Maybe we could be updated by the original op whether any pay issues have been resolved? Don't necessarily have to know the detail but personally I would want to know about this sort of stuff if I were to get involved.

Why would they need to?

Looking at the Kickstarter mission statement it seems to be for creative stuff like musicians etc but definitely for new startups who may not have any other pathway to funding so starting another restaurant, on the face of it, seems inappropriate?

edcam Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There have always been some miserable, negative > dickwads here but they're out in force on this > thread. Nice. Think one of the points being made is that possibly there's an ongoing staff pay issue (though don't know if this has now been resolved) but if not then it's possibly rather inappropriate for other connected people to encourage contributions to this scheme currently.

No idea what happened on the posted pay issue - just seems strange to have two threads saying different things. Can't ignore surely?

Was there not a thread on here recently about the BB allegedly not paying their staff properly?

Yawn. You really do live in the 1970s don't you.

Mine disappeared for 10 minutes earlier today!

Postie in our house!

This has already been posted and I commented on the possible closure

We have a similar problem with ours and it's going through the insurance channel who deal with everybody concerned.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Once upon a time in a universe far far away there > was a referendum to join the dark side. The dark > leaders of the intergalactic media called the > light side's attempt to draw people away from the > dark side as Project Fear. > > So the people of this far away world said yes, we > want to join the dark side. The several suns > still shone in the mornings and the intergalactic > Lords ridiculed the the white side for their > pessimistic predictions. > > And then the white side started getting worried as > the storm troopers were keeping Princess Msy as a > hostage in particular a nasty slobby creature > called Johnson the Hutt. And Johsnon the Hutt > went 'ho ho' you were wrong before, and had a > jolly good laugh. > > But then the dark side started to tell the people > what could really happen. > > And they all lived happily ever after in Far Far > Away Land. Well it all became rather difficult > but they were free from the awful outsiders. > > What happened to all the interesting discussion? > What has happened to this site?? Cella if you > aint got anything constructive to say then Hutt > out. No idea what Hutt is and you always talk in nursery rhymes or use ridiculous 1970s "humour" - just give an opinion - so tedious.

No idea what you're on about as per but no.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > PS I was starting with a bit of banter. It's what > people used to do in pubs before Twitter. Dull - again. The dubious "banter" says it all - you always seem to be in a time warp.

I'm doing this journey myself next week and will go one train stop DH to Victoria then pick up the Vic line to Tottenham Hale then Stansted Express.