Widening Rhyddings Street - Page 11

Neil · 18-03-2005, 10:05

This is what really anoys me.

People parking on the grass when the street is almost empty.

Her excuse "sorry I didn't know".

If you cant read the road signs you should not be driving.

Who says the older generation are more courteous?

park381 · 18-03-2005, 10:27

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Originally Posted by Neil

This is what really anoys me.
People parking on the grass when the street is almost empty.
Her excuse "sorry I didn't know".
If you cant read the road signs you should not be driving.
Who says the older generation are more courteous?

Bet she's a regular visitor as well,

Nice to see you blanked out the number plate

Neil · 18-03-2005, 10:33

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Originally Posted by park381

Bet she's a regular visitor as well,

erm touch of big foot in mouth to be honest. Visiting a neighbour. I have blanked out number plates on all the pictures I posted. Not that the Police or Community Wardens ( for what they are worth, if anything ) would do anything anyway

simon · 18-03-2005, 12:04

She DOES know I told her yesterday !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Neil · 18-03-2005, 13:19

One thing I hate more than people's ignorance to others is being Lied too !!!!!!!

Why is society turning into one that believes in " I am alright Joe so stuff you "?

park381 · 18-03-2005, 13:54

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Originally Posted by Neil

erm touch of big foot in mouth to be honest. Visiting a neighbour. I have blanked out number plates on all the pictures I posted. Not that the Police or Community Wardens ( for what they are worth, if anything ) would do anything anyway

Was the right thing to do, no ID no come back

park381 · 18-03-2005, 13:58

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Originally Posted by simon

She DOES know I told her yesterday !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Simon I can't imagine you actually look like that

Lol

Neil · 18-03-2005, 16:00

Trust me on this one - he does

And if you have the misfortune to be looking towards his upstairs front window, he can occasionally be seen dressed that way as well.

park381 · 18-03-2005, 16:18

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Originally Posted by Neil

Trust me on this one - he does

Ok take your word for it

Neil · 22-03-2005, 06:47

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Originally Posted by simon

What solution and straight thinking can be easily thought through to widening Park lane?????

I would love it to be so easy, and convienient for us all..

You supplied the proof that that the park wall can be moved. It has been moved before

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park381 · 24-03-2005, 16:53

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Originally Posted by Neil

You supplied the proof that that the park wall can be moved. It has been moved before

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No don't think it was there then, it looks like Hornby street is missing as well, which means top of rhyddings street was part of the park

Neil · 25-03-2005, 08:41

So if the park can be moved enough for a row of houses it can be moved a few feet for safety

park381 · 25-03-2005, 08:50

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Originally Posted by Neil

So if the park can be moved enough for a row of houses it can be moved a few feet for safety

Ay that's true, we'll put that forward to our area council, sure they'll find the money from some where.
We could get the main gates repaired at the same time, then cars could drive in there, on that one there was a car in the park yesterday about 3:30pm, was up at the top end.

garinda · 25-03-2005, 10:05

Did you see the photo on ossygobbin pic site, looking up Fielding Lane, about 1910, it shows what is now the end of Park Lane?

park381 · 25-03-2005, 10:11

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Originally Posted by garinda

Did you see the photo on ossygobbin pic site, looking up Fielding Lane, about 1910, it shows what is now the end of Park Lane?

No, not seen that one will have a look