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WillowTheWhisp · 19-03-2006, 20:09

Of course it's United Utilities responsibility to restore the area to the way they found it. It is also perfectly possible to take up paving slabs without breaking them all. People used to do it in the past. If they came and dug up my property I would expect them to restore it to the condition in which they found it. I wouldn't expect to have to employ someone else to do that.

Good grief if they'd put the broken pieces back down as crazy paving it couldn't have looked any worse than it currently does. It's a total eyesore and considering that paving had only just been newly done I expect the council to follow up and make sure it is rectified. That's the trouble with workmen these days, no pride in the job and buck passing.

19-03-2006, 20:09	#92
WillowTheWhisp Resident Waffler Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Accrington, Hyndburn Posts: 18,142 Blog Entries: 14 Liked: 14 times Rep Power: 1062	Re: Broadway....dug up! Of course it's United Utilities responsibility to restore the area to the way they found it. It is also perfectly possible to take up paving slabs without breaking them all. People used to do it in the past. If they came and dug up my property I would expect them to restore it to the condition in which they found it. I wouldn't expect to have to employ someone else to do that. Good grief if they'd put the broken pieces back down as crazy paving it couldn't have looked any worse than it currently does. It's a total eyesore and considering that paving had only just been newly done I expect the council to follow up and make sure it is rectified. That's the trouble with workmen these days, no pride in the job and buck passing. __________________