Topic ID 41
Am I the only person in Ware to notice that the pedesrian crossing lights in the High Street are incapable of detecting if (a) no pedestians are waiting to cross (b)pedestrians have finished crossing. Traffic waits while these computer controlled lights struggle to make sense of the movement of pedestrians. Come on! A lot of our money was spent on these crossings and all they achieve is traffic hold-ups. Still, as the traffic is at a standstill it does allow us all to cross the High Street anywhere without getting run down SFW
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 79
Unless you happen to be trying to cross Church Street that is. It's almost a race track round there, having to dodge taxi's and cars while returning to your car with a fully laiden Tesco trolley. Now there's a place that really needs a zebra/pelican/pedestrian crossing. (wotz-the-dif'renz) Even a sign indicating that it's a crossing point could help. Who should we ask about this or am I on my own on this one?
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 109
I agree with you Craig. That area should definitely be a NO PARKING zone. Can we ask Tesco is sort this out? Its basically lazy people parking there, rather than in the carpark which is SO far away! I've tried crossing there with a full trolley with my young son in it, and its not easy.
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 130
I came round Church Street on Saturday morning and saw no less than six cars parked on that bend by Tesco's are people getting lazier and cant walk from the free car park, ajw
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 131
This is nothing to do with Tesco or laziness. The reason is not hard to work out - where's the Traffic Wardens ?? SFW
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 137
Do you think it should be mentioned to Tescos? surely they could have that bit of road marked to be double yellowed?
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 140
Wise up Chem - do you honestly think that Tesco, or anyone else for that matter, can go painting double yellow lines where they want to ?? It has to be a decision taken by the local authority where parking restrictions are placed - and it requires the agreement of other agencies before they can be introduced - even then it's no good if they are not enforced. Not even GSK can start painting yellow lines on public roads. SFW
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 141
Sfw, you got me wrong. I should have clarified my statement! I meant the council. I realise Tesco can't paint double yellow lines where they want!
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
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Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
Reply ID 142
Being a resident of Church Street, I think that the single yellow lines already there are sufficient (no parking from 08:30hrs to 18:30hrs Monday to Saturday) - if they were enforced...which they are not (except once by Hertfordshire's constabulary's annual visit to Ware, when I copped out - excuse the pun - for a ticket by following their example of stopping outside Tescos for five minutes while I bought my lunch...one rule for us etc etc). Anyway, back to the subject...I am lucky enough to have "unoffical" off-road parking, so it doesn't really bother me at the moment; however, if the parking restrictions were altered to include more times, I might have to object. Despite popular belief, a large number of people live in the town centre and have friends etc to visit - while Tescos' carpark is free, there are also restrictions on the amount of time you can park in there too. I agree with some of the above postings that the best solution would be a zebra crossing (with shielded beacons) - I mean, there almost is one there "de facto" as people hover by the pavements pushing over-laden trolleys and expect you to stop anyway; I can't see the problem with formalising it (it would stop much of the "two-fingered salutes" which flousish after a car hasn't stopped!) Edited by - Richard on 24 Sep 2002 14:04:13
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SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 143
SFW, Re- your comment on parking by Tesco's the Traffic wardens only seem to Patrol the High Street and Kibes Lane, there are yellow lines in lots of other places but you never see a Traffic Warden about, ajw
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
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Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
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Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
Reply ID 145
Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
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Well AJW you've been quiet - been away then?? Why do you think that Traffic Wardens are seldom seen in Church Street or most other areas of Ware then ?? This is the crux of the whole matter. I await your observations with interest. SFW
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Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 147
Well SFW in reply to your comment Re Traffic Wardens if you go up to the Kingshill Estate round by the School there are yellow lines but you never see a Traffic Warden and at School time cars are parked on the Yellow lines, ajw
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 149
Thanks for that statement AJW but you havn't answered the question - you must be a politician !! SFW
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 151
SFW, In answer to your question I expect it is money they cant afford to pay them so theres your chance get out in your spare time and help them, ajw
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4556
I WAS TOLD THERE WERE 2 kinds of pedestrians--THE QUICK AND THE DEAD. SO MAKE SURE YOUR ONE OF THE QUICK ONE'S.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4559
traffic wardens are now (from april 2004)responsability of local council not police. so they should have been out by now,but i have seen no sign as yet.and i don't expect to either,so keep dodging the cars.
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
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Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
Reply ID 4566
Traffic Wardens are definitely back (well ticket issuers of some sort). A friend got a ticket on Saturday in the Baldock Street car park on Saturday at about Midday.[:0]
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
Reply ID 4577
I posted a new forum a while ago, regarding the deathtrap aka Ware High Street, called Great Escapes across the High Street.There was a reply via the TCMB whose represenative said that meetings and discussions with relevant parties were ongoing with regard to this problem. So far, nothing has been sen to have improved the situation.I am getting very fed up with having to take my life in my hands when I cross the road in the High Street. Also pelican crossings are proving to be just as dangerous. I have been witin 2 inches of being mown down by an incosiderate lunatic on the crossing at the end of Watton Road, who had the nerve to say he did not see me when I had both feet fimly on the crossing. Next time I shall stand still and exercise my LEGAL right to cross at this point, once I am starting to cross the crossing. If I get knocked down in the process, the offending driver will be accused of manslaughter. My family will grieve for me no doubt, but at least they can say that I was in the right, and it serves the other guy right!!!! Another incident concerns the crossing at the end of Baldock Street, which happened to be a zebra crossing at the time. The driver of a dustcart lorry stogged to let me cross, along with other drivers who waited in line before him. Only another inconsiderate lunatic decided not to wait politely in the line and decided to jump the queue and pull out from a stationery position and overtake the dustcart lorry, narrowly missing me as I stepped out on to the road. One of these days there will be a really serious accident in our High Street, but nothing will be done as usual.
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!
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Sorry folks I meant to say that the crossing at the end of Watton Road is a zebra crossing and I stopped not stogged!