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So, all of us that have paid for collection have been ripped off.If it is the case that normal collection no matter will be on going until August then we should not have been told to pay up by 1st June but the 1st of August and with a pro-rata charge to the ?30 annual charge! This is such a mess its laughable.

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Ours were collected but every single bin was dumped on the pavement after. This is the first time so the crew must of changed. Are they supposed to put them back in the garden?

And then the heavens opened.....

girlelectric Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Too late to get resident tickets for Gala :( I bought some about an hour ago?

Tickets for residents are at a reduced price of ?20

I'm more concerned that new business owners are lacking in imagination. Another barbers just opened by the station and now another pizza place. Do these places actually make money with at least 2 other places of the same nature only less than 10 minutes apart?

Tell them nicely it is against the law and invite them to call the police if they have an objection to you moving the barrier in question!

It seems to be the norm these days, Best thing to do is move them if and when you need to park They have no legal right to do this. Singalto Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My neighbour?s have buildresin at the moment and > they are ?reserving? a large parking space using > bins 24/7. The builders? van onlyturns up for > about 10 minutes in the morning, briefly at > lunchtime and for about 15 minutes at home time. > Today, the van didn?t park in the ?reserved? space > and occupied the only available space. That did > make me cross.

I think it was probably because there were multiple threads about basiclly the same thing?

Anyone without a car has to get involved too.You will be affected by a CPZ as you will have to buy visitors permits for friends, loved ones and any workmen having to attend your property!

d.b Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >It?s like the stat that people who walk to the > high street spend 40% more.....do they really > > Actually it seems common sense that people who > live close enough to walk to the high street spend > more (overall, rather than per visit) than those > with cars. > > However it's REALLY stupid to think that therefore > if you force more people who currently drive to > walk, then they will pay more. No... clearly not. > They will go somewhere else where they can drive > and park easily. Surely anyone who walks will spend less overall because they are restricted in how much they can carry? That doesn't add up or make sense. Totally agree that they will go elsewhere!

So,they bring in a "cpz" but allow anyone without a ?125 permit to pay and park. There is only one winner here and its not the residents and business owners!

Whatever time they decide on,car owners will have to pay the same extortionate price for a permit!

How very dare I, must remember to google absolutely everything before joining in a discussion! Happy New Year to all on EDF

I do love literal people, maybe we should all take things just as seriously as you do. I didn't mean this to be a literal fact finding statement. It feels like more are cancelled than run when you are caught up in the middle of it every day and are often late or have to re-route. Wow, I must remember to ensure that I find out all possible facts before I post anything ever again.

Rendel, do you commute from ED everyday? Apart from the fact that nobody apart from you mentioned a figure of 50% then it appears that you seem to be arguing with yourself?

Sorry if you can't just read something without adding imaginary figures. Hope you had fun trying to find them!

Unfortunately dog on dog incidents are not normally dealt with in a way we would like. Sadly if anything is done its the dogs involved that suffer and not the irresponsible owner.

It's reality everyday when you are trying to get to work. As always the pedant rendel.