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Will it end up similar to the super loo saga? No-one uses it so, to save money the Council have it removed only to find they have a contract saying they will have to pay three years rent?
I'm 95% sure the cost of that particular saving was in the region of £20,000, is this history repeating itself?
E.G. let's not learn from our mistakes let's just make them in a more expensive manner.

One thing for certain, I ain't buying a 'green' car just so I can plug it in, in a deserted town centre.