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Our scaffolding was stolen - word of warning

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Sandberg1860

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Loz Wrote:

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> Sandberg1860 Wrote:

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> > Personally i'd point the finger at other

> scaffolding firms, or people that work for a

> > scaffolding company looking to make a bit of

> extra cash on the side.

>

> I really can't believe that this outrageous slur

> against the scaffolding community has gone

> unchallenged.


Hard to believe isn't it. But I work for a specialist consultancy firm in the construction industry and this has occurred previously on one of my colleague's projects. It does happen. A scaffolding company was caught. I hold nothing against scaffolding firms as a whole, I am certain most would never operate outside of the law.

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chrisbeach Wrote:

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> Do you have any evidence to suggest Jack Straw was

> wrong then, or now?



Nope. But I do have my personal opinion that Jack Straw is an utter cunt of a man.

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Dogkennelhillbilly Wrote:

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> chrisbeach Wrote:

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> > peckham_ryu Wrote:

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> > > Strangers come to town; construction and

> scrap

> > are

> > > both staples of itinerant work; scaffolding

> is

> > > stolen. That might be a case of "two plus two

> > > equals five", but then again it might not.

> I'm

> > > suggesting suspicion, not marching with

> > > pitchforks.

> >

> > "I rest my case," Mr Straw added.

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> >

> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/428915.stm

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> Almost 20 years ago a bloke on the radio

> half-heard some other bloke on the radio say

> something and that proves something?


These days it would be the evil migrants.

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JohnL

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Loz Wrote:

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> Sandberg1860 Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

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> > Personally i'd point the finger at other

> scaffolding firms, or people that work for a

> > scaffolding company looking to make a bit of

> extra cash on the side.

>

> I really can't believe that this outrageous slur

> against the scaffolding community has gone

> unchallenged.


Maybe it should be discussed here


http://www.scaffoldersforum.com/scaffolders-forum/

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