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lancsdave 31-01-2011 09:45

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You wouldn't beleive how many people have taken photo's this morning :rolleyes:

katex 31-01-2011 09:50

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Tee hee .. excellent, Lancsdave... :)

garinda 31-01-2011 09:52

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Are you taking the pee (...to the bogs in the Market Hall)?

Hope the press have been taking photos too, of the new tourist attraction.

:rolleyes:

cashman 31-01-2011 09:54

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879404)
Are you taking the pee (...to the bogs in the Market Hall)?

Hope the press have been taking photos too, of the new tourist attraction.

:rolleyes:

well if anyone rings em, twill take a while to get from manchester.:rolleyes:

garinda 31-01-2011 09:56

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 879405)
well if anyone rings em, twill take a while to get from manchester.:rolleyes:


Unless someone emails some pics, to all the local papers, to save 'em some boot leather.

:rolleyes::D

garinda 31-01-2011 10:01

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If someone's prepared to stake out the new attraction, they might get a shot of Big Issue Darlin', squattin' over the ladies pot.

Showing just how desperate the facilities are needed.

:rolleyes:

jaysay 31-01-2011 10:06

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Good grief, our Ken was up bright and early this morning wasn't he:D:D:D

MargaretR 31-01-2011 10:34

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Like it :D

lancsdave 31-01-2011 10:44

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The call has now come through from Scaitcliffe House to remove them. Free Speech !!

Alan Varrechia 31-01-2011 10:51

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Apply for a grant and call it community art......:D:D:D

Stanleymad 31-01-2011 11:05

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Now I know why I was given the day off lol

It brings to mind those citizen smith episodes tho think they should bring it back and include this real sketch who'd of thought it eh foxy Pmsfl :D. Of all the bum notes and our council hits the big one! Think the Market bosses need flushing out.

Boeing Guy 31-01-2011 11:24

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Well, should we chain ourselves to them to stop the removal?

cashman 31-01-2011 11:33

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well just got a flyer through the door explaining the small play area/ park on street, is being refurbished. must be made nice fer all the chavs that use it frequently to sup cans.:rolleyes: yet they close the public loos in town centre, so bus drivers, shopkeepers, n ordinary shoppers are knackered, seems priorities n hyndburn council, should not be used in the same sentence.:rolleyes:

Less 31-01-2011 11:47

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879417)
The call has now come through from Scaitcliffe House to remove them. Free Speech !!

Just Pooh, Pooh them, treat the area with the constipation they deserve,

All together now with a rallying couple of verses of the favourite protestors song.

Well I'm on my way t' toilet,
We shall not be moved.
On my way to th' crapper
We shall not be moved,
Just like the pee that's standing in the toilet bowl,
We shall not be moved.

(next verse please)
:)

accyman 31-01-2011 12:37

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879417)
The call has now come through from Scaitcliffe House to remove them. Free Speech !!

superglue the pottys etc to the floor.Council cuts wont allow spending for them to be removed :)

DaveinGermany 31-01-2011 13:17

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879417)
Free Speech !!

Bludgeoned into submission with the same cosh as the traders & toilets it appears ! :rolleyes:

cashman 31-01-2011 16:44

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i hope someones sent that pic to the press? would show these ******* fer what they really are.:cool:

lancsdave 31-01-2011 16:54

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 879476)
i hope someones sent that pic to the press? would show these ******* fer what they really are.:cool:

Won't make any difference, public opinion is water off a duck's back with this council. Next plan is for them to close on Sunday's then it will be all week.

If we get a Labour council in May no doubt they will ignore it as a past issue

wallop79 31-01-2011 16:58

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that is one of the funniest things ive seen in a long time, but seriously closing the toilets, do we all have to "spend a penny" in the drain like we did as a kid, or do we send HBC our cleaning bills if we just cant cross our legs any longer and have a little accident!! Or if we're passing any of the council buildings can we call in and ask to use their toilets??

lancsdave 31-01-2011 17:00

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Originally Posted by wallop79 (Post 879480)
that is one of the funniest things ive seen in a long time, but seriously closing the toilets, do we all have to "spend a penny" in the drain like we did as a kid, or do we send HBC our cleaning bills if we just cant cross our legs any longer and have a little accident!!

Unless people actually complain to the council it will be laughed off by those responsible. After all they don't spend all day in town so it really doesn't make much difference to them

Stanleymad 31-01-2011 17:42

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3/4 cubicles max in ladies, u have customers, traders, bus drivers all need to wee then theres gonna be some hefty queues certainly the elderly and disabled users are gonna really struggle, then u have tots too no changing facilities, theres gonna be many a wet floor!!

jaysay 31-01-2011 17:45

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 879494)
3/4 cubicles max in ladies, u have customers, traders, bus drivers all need to wee then there's gonna be some hefty queues certainly the elderly and disabled users are gonna really struggle, then u have tots too no changing facilities, there's gonna be many a wet floor!!

Surely it won't be so bad after all the Markets always empty or so I hear:rolleyes:

heth 31-01-2011 18:49

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Absolute joke, and yes it will be that bad John :D

Stanleymad 31-01-2011 19:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879496)
Surely it won't be so bad after all the Markets always empty or so I hear:rolleyes:

Usually but there will be people only going in for a wee the council rudely assume busting bladders will spend money :rolleyes:

garinda 31-01-2011 19:46

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879481)
Unless people actually complain to the council it will be laughed off by those responsible. After all they don't spend all day in town so it really doesn't make much difference to them

Start a Facebook campaign.

Worth a try.

Helped get that Blackburn J.P. reinstated, after he called some scummy vandals scum.

I'll happily sign my name.

Sara 31-01-2011 19:57

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879568)
Start a Facebook campaign.

Worth a try.

Helped get that Blackburn J.P. reinstated, after he called some scummy vandals scum.

I'll happily sign my name.

Me too

lancsdave 31-01-2011 19:59

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879568)
Start a Facebook campaign.

Worth a try.

Helped get that Blackburn J.P. reinstated, after he called some scummy vandals scum.

I'll happily sign my name.

Will look in to that :)

Maybe as a start some people could fill the complaints form in on the council website

Online forms - Comments, Compliments and Complaints Form

garinda 31-01-2011 20:11

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879576)
Will look in to that :)

Maybe as a start some people could fill the complaints form in on the council website

Online forms - Comments, Compliments and Complaints Form

Sent.

lancsdave 31-01-2011 20:14

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879580)
Sent.


Thank you. It's worth it just to see the format of the receipt mail :D

heth 31-01-2011 20:14

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879576)
Will look in to that :)

Maybe as a start some people could fill the complaints form in on the council website

Online forms - Comments, Compliments and Complaints Form

Just completed mine, good idea they may listen more to this than Facebook?

thats if they know how to listen.......:rolleyes:

Boeing Guy 31-01-2011 20:33

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Sent as well

cashman 31-01-2011 20:54

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job done.

Tealeaf 31-01-2011 21:21

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Surely there should be no problem for bus drivers? Given their occupation, they should be covered under the ancient statutes of Waggoners Rights. So if they do need a pee, they can do so quite legally providing they do it against the front offside wheel.

I think if they want do do something else, they have to use the horse bag.

cashman 31-01-2011 21:23

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 879617)
Surely there should be no problem for bus drivers? Given their occupation, they should be covered under the ancient statutes of Waggoners Rights. So if they do need a pee, they can do so quite legally providing they do it against the front offside wheel.

I think if they want do do something else, they have to use the horse bag.

Doubt it mate, was no "Indecent Exposure" in those days.:D

Tealeaf 31-01-2011 21:31

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 879618)
Doubt it mate, was no "Indecent Exposure" in those days.:D

No Health & Safety, either....still, I suppose it's worth a try.

MargaretR 31-01-2011 22:10

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It is a money saving excercise that they are legally allowed to do, but it will reduce the number of people (especially older people with 'old bladders') visiting the town centre.

British Toilet Association: News from the BTA
extract -
The previous government considered, but failed to implement, a proposal that provision of public toilets should be a statutory duty of local councils.

BERNADETTE 31-01-2011 23:15

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Sent my complaint in, think the decision is ludicrous:mad: Counted no fewer than a dozen people heading to the toilets in a very short space of time today. The sooner they are reopened on Monday's and Wednesday's the better IMHO

flashy 31-01-2011 23:24

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what are they going to do with the loo's? turn them into another charity shop?

turn them into another phone shop? Phones 4 loo?

someone was telling me that one of the loo's in the Market Hall actually has a shower in it....WHY?

setayas 01-02-2011 00:04

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 879617)
Surely there should be no problem for bus drivers? Given their occupation, they should be covered under the ancient statutes of Waggoners Rights. So if they do need a pee, they can do so quite legally providing they do it against the front offside wheel.

I think if they want do do something else, they have to use the horse bag.

The law allowing bus drivers to urinate on the rear offside wheel was revoked in the early nineties. The only reason we found out about it was when a driver was prosecuted and as part of his sentence, he was made to sign the sex offenders register.

Sent.

Mick 01-02-2011 05:45

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Lancsdave nip out and order one of these put it in the shop and charge a £1 a time you will make a fortune.

Eric 01-02-2011 06:18

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Originally Posted by Alan Varrechia (Post 879419)
Apply for a grant and call it community art......:D:D:D


Been done Fountain (Duchamp) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia :rolleyes:

lancsdave 01-02-2011 08:25

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879670)
what are they going to do with the loo's? turn them into another charity shop?

turn them into another phone shop? Phones 4 loo?

One of the points we are trying to make. It's bad enough trying to make a living here without another building being locked up even if it is only a loo.
This council is determined to make the town a ghetto.:mad:

flashy 01-02-2011 08:47

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Roll on May hey

jaysay 01-02-2011 08:58

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879717)
Roll on May hey

Why whats happening, is there an early carnival:D

Less 01-02-2011 09:10

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879670)
someone was telling me that one of the loo's in the Market Hall actually has a shower in it....WHY?

De-contamination, if PB was unfortunate enough to find himself rubbing shoulders with the Hoi Polloi when taking a short cut through the market hall in his rush to have his piccy taken for the local rag he can nip in there and remove the risk of disease.

Rumour has it there is a secret door connected where he stores replacement disinfected suits and an incinerator to destroy what he was wearing.

Further rumour says that when a Council middle management official suggested that the heat generated could be used to warm the sports centre, he was never seen again!
http://www.cool-smileys.com/wp-conte...&w=35px&h=35px

Less 01-02-2011 09:21

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 879631)
The previous government considered, but failed to implement, a proposal that provision of public toilets should be a statutory duty of local councils.

I'll save you from having to mis-spell it Jay,

More proof of 13 years of Labour mis-rule!
:)

lancsdave 01-02-2011 12:43

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Public opinion has now been taken in to consideration and Sunday has now been added to the list of closing times :)

Boeing Guy 01-02-2011 13:26

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I just received this
Quote:

Protective Marking: UNCLASSIFIED
Many thanks for your query dated 1.2.11.

We are in the process of re-locating the public toilets at Peel Street to
new improved toilet and disabled facilities in the adjacent newly refurbished Market Hall.

To clarify matters, Peel Street toilets are not being completely
closed and remain open on the main trading days of Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday meaning
there are extra facilities available on these busy days.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused during these changes.



Rob Grigorjevs
Head of Policy, Partnerships & Performance
Hyndburn BC
Room 22
20 Cannon Street
Accrington BB5 1NJ






__________________________________________________ ___________________

Hyndburn Borough Council
An Excellent Council

One of the top 10 District Councils in The Sunday Times Best Companies Guide.
Top Local Authority in the UK for Waste Minimisation as awarded by DEFRA
__________________________________________________ ___________________

UK businesses use 2 million tonnes of paper each year.
THINK before you PRINT this e-mail.

The council has taken precautions to minimise the risk of
transmitting software viruses, but we advise that you carry out
your own virus checks on any attachments to this message. We cannot
accept liability for any loss or damage done by software viruses.
__________________________________________________ ____________________
The guys email address is: [email protected]

Time to fill up his inbox.
I will be replying shortly

Stanleymad 01-02-2011 14:47

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Looks like we all got the same reply :rolleyes: so if you use the peel st bus services or trade monday, wednesday and sunday you have to use the market, lose business or miss buses to take a long walk and possibly queue for a widdle - great use for the public is that!! All so that the market can justify its white elephant expensive existance and keep one cafe owner happy at the expense of the outside traders and general public - it stinks!!

Boeing Guy 01-02-2011 14:52

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Just got this back off Rob:
Quote:

The Market Hall is now open as follows:

Monday 9.30am-4.30pm
Tuesday 9.30am-4.30pm
Wednesday 9.30am-1.30pm (with option of staying open until 4.30pm)
Thursday 9.30am-4.30pm
Friday 9.30am-4.30pm
Saturday 9.30am-4.30pm
Sunday 9.30am-2.30pm (optional)

The toilets will be in use for the public at these times.

Regards

Rob


Rob Grigorjevs
Head of Policy, Partnerships & Performance
Hyndburn BC
Room 22
20 Cannon Street
Accrington BB5 1NJ


cashman 01-02-2011 14:56

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load of crap, its a great way fer local business outside the market, to lose trade, :(

flashy 01-02-2011 15:07

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when did the market hall start opening on a Sunday?

Sunday 9.30am-2.30pm (optional)

lancsdave 01-02-2011 15:07

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879787)
when did the market hall start opening on a Sunday?

Sunday 9.30am-2.30pm (optional)

Last Sunday

flashy 01-02-2011 15:09

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879788)
Last Sunday


so they now have to trade 7 days a week in there?

lancsdave 01-02-2011 15:11

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 879783)
load of crap, its a great way fer local business outside the market, to lose trade, :(


It's not like the rest of us bring people in to the town. We've only had some of our regulars from Nelson & Clitheroe today. We've also got an enquiry from a school in Germany but when I send the quote back I'll tell them to come and see us on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday :D

lancsdave 01-02-2011 15:13

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879789)
so they now have to trade 7 days a week in there?


No it's optional, there is at least one business open

odders 01-02-2011 15:13

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Maybe they have found the 750k in the pot:rolleyes:

Now we know where it wasn't spent. Its been bunged:rolleyes:

Seems a great way to increase footfall, and try and justify what they have been trying to achieve all along. Email sent;)

garinda 01-02-2011 15:16

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 879781)
Looks like we all got the same reply :rolleyes: so if you use the peel st bus services or trade monday, wednesday and sunday you have to use the market, lose business or miss buses to take a long walk and possibly queue for a widdle - great use for the public is that!! All so that the market can justify its white elephant expensive existance and keep one cafe owner happy at the expense of the outside traders and general public - it stinks!!

Though you can always troop to the Market Hall.

March across the floor.

Mount the stairs.

Walk through the balcony cafe, and hey presto!

Lavatorial relief.

:rolleyes:

garinda 01-02-2011 15:21

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879793)
No it's optional, there is at least one business open


Is there?

:rolleyes:

You can't help wondering if someone had opened their business in one of the many empty properties that line the town centre streets, there perhaps wouldn't have been the same fiasco, about enforced six day trading, and the closure of the toilets, except those up stairs in the Market Hall.

:rolleyes:

accyman 01-02-2011 15:38

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879796)
Though you can always troop to the Market Hall.

March across the floor.

Mount the stairs.

Walk through the balcony cafe, and hey presto!

Lavatorial relief.

:rolleyes:

correct me if i am wrong but dosnt that route take you through the cafe owned by peter britcliffs son.The very same owner who joined here and had posts removed for advertising and been extreemly rude to members.Sounds like people are been hereded towards one particular buisness to fill empty seats.

its a bit like how in the old days in the wild west they cut off water supplies to force people one way or another except in this case its cutting off water works

BERNADETTE 01-02-2011 15:46

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Damn stupid decision if you ask me. Today saw a few mums with prams trying to access the toilets in the Market Hall and it was chaos. At least on Peel Street there is room to get prams in and out of the building

accyman 01-02-2011 16:05

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 879799)
Damn stupid decision if you ask me. Today saw a few mums with prams trying to access the toilets in the Market Hall and it was chaos. At least on Peel Street there is room to get prams in and out of the building

obvioulsy somone at the council has a disliking for parents with children and enjoys making them clamber upstairs with children and a pram unless of course nappy changing facilities are provided on the upstairs cafe's tables on route to the toilets.

how dare somebody with kids expect to have groundfloor access to toilets with changing facilities in a town center :rolleyes:

lancsdave 01-02-2011 16:24

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 879806)
obvioulsy somone at the council has a disliking for parents with children and enjoys making them clamber upstairs with children and a pram unless of course nappy changing facilities are provided on the upstairs cafe's tables on route to the toilets.

how dare somebody with kids expect to have groundfloor access to toilets with changing facilities in a town center :rolleyes:


The baby changing facilites are downstairs in the market hall. I've not been in but I'm sure the door says Disabled & Baby Changing so guessing it's a shared toilet.

lancsdave 01-02-2011 16:33

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 879771)
I just received this


The guys email address is: [email protected]

Time to fill up his inbox.
I will be replying shortly


I must admit I was very confused when I got the mail and feel a bit guilty now. I didn't realise he was the Town Centre Manager and was making all the decisions, I was blaming the councillors concerned.

Less 01-02-2011 16:55

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879821)
I must admit I was very confused when I got the mail and feel a bit guilty now. I didn't realise he was the Town Centre Manager and was making all the decisions, I was blaming the councillors concerned.

You got the Mail?

That's Jaysays paper!

flashy 01-02-2011 17:11

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879816)
The baby changing facilites are downstairs in the market hall. I've not been in but I'm sure the door says Disabled & Baby Changing so guessing it's a shared toilet.


they weren't sign posted when i was looking for the baby changing, i ended up upstairs looking for them, it's awful up there with a pram

lancsdave 01-02-2011 17:13

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879837)
they weren't sign posted when i was looking for the baby changing, i ended up upstairs looking for them, it's awful up there with a pram

I still don't think any of them are sign posted.

flashy 01-02-2011 17:18

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all that glory and the silly plank forgets to signpost the loo's.....tut

jaysay 01-02-2011 17:36

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Originally Posted by Stanleymad (Post 879781)
Looks like we all got the same reply :rolleyes: so if you use the peel st bus services or trade monday, wednesday and sunday you have to use the market, lose business or miss buses to take a long walk and possibly queue for a widdle - great use for the public is that!! All so that the market can justify its white elephant expensive existance and keep one cafe owner happy at the expense of the outside traders and general public - it stinks!!

Inprovise SM, Buckets are cheap in the Market Hall:D:D

jaysay 01-02-2011 17:37

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879793)
No it's optional, there is at least one business open

Which one is that Dave:rolleyes:

jaysay 01-02-2011 17:40

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 879798)
correct me if i am wrong but dosnt that route take you through the cafe owned by peter britcliffs son.The very same owner who joined here and had posts removed for advertising and been extreemly rude to members.Sounds like people are been hereded towards one particular buisness to fill empty seats.

its a bit like how in the old days in the wild west they cut off water supplies to force people one way or another except in this case its cutting off water works

Thats what I like about you accyman your so quick on mate:D

jaysay 01-02-2011 17:42

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 879831)
You got the Mail?

That's Jaysays paper!

No it isn't Less, I can't afford Papers, I have to read um on line:p

sparkie 01-02-2011 17:50

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I used the toilets in the Market Hall on saturday and all but 1 of the toilet seats in the ladies were either on the floor or on the shelf behind the loo. All were very obviously broken which meant if you didn't want to sit on the actual porcelain bowl then you had to queue for the one toilet with a seat on. I did notice too that the seat that was still attached was the wrong size and shape for the bowl it was attached too!!!

flashy 01-02-2011 17:54

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there's so much going wrong in Hyndburn now it's unreal, that Britcliffe is doing a right good job aint he

JCB 01-02-2011 17:58

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Originally Posted by BERNADETTE (Post 879799)
Damn stupid decision if you ask me. Today saw a few mums with prams trying to access the toilets in the Market Hall and it was chaos. At least on Peel Street there is room to get prams in and out of the building

Fully agree .

Less 01-02-2011 17:59

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879850)
No it isn't Less, I can't afford Papers, I have to read um on line:p

Looks like you backed the wrong horse, all those years taking time off work canvassing for the wrong party, instead of working towards a decent retirement.
Still, they do say we get our rewards in Heaven, (may I suggest you get there before P.B. otherwise he'll have you spending your time trying to convince God he shouldn't be a stoker?).

accyman 01-02-2011 17:59

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Originally Posted by sparkie (Post 879852)
I used the toilets in the Market Hall on saturday and all but 1 of the toilet seats in the ladies were either on the floor or on the shelf behind the loo. All were very obviously broken which meant if you didn't want to sit on the actual porcelain bowl then you had to queue for the one toilet with a seat on. I did notice too that the seat that was still attached was the wrong size and shape for the bowl it was attached too!!!

i suppose on the upside you at least get a warm seat :rolleyes:

jaysay 01-02-2011 18:01

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Originally Posted by flashy (Post 879854)
there's so much going wrong in Hyndburn now it's unreal, that Britcliffe is doing a right good job aint he

I'm actually sure that come May things will change overnight when the Caped Crusader sweeps in from Rishton, all the toilets will be open 24/7 all bowls will have seats on them, it will be the land of milk and honey;)

jaysay 01-02-2011 18:09

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 879857)
Looks like you backed the wrong horse, all those years taking time off work canvassing for the wrong party, instead of working towards a decent retirement.
Still, they do say we get our rewards in Heaven, (may I suggest you get there before P.B. otherwise he'll have you spending your time trying to convince God he shouldn't be a stoker?).

Never had one minute of work Less until I was struck down by illness, so was never able to save for retirement. I work 7 days a week 14 hours a day, I didn't pack my job in because it was interfering with political work, as one chap once put it, in fact I only really got involved in politics when I moved back to Ossy in 86 and that was at the request of Ken Hargreaves, althoiugh I've always been a tory and a party member until last April:)

Less 01-02-2011 18:19

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879862)
Never had one minute of work Less until I was struck down by illness, so was never able to save for retirement. I work 7 days a week 14 hours a day, I didn't pack my job in because it was interfering with political work, as one chap once put it, in fact I only really got involved in politics when I moved back to Ossy in 86 and that was at the request of Ken Hargreaves, althoiugh I've always been a tory and a party member until last April:)

What a shame, all that loyalty gone to waste, I believe you with the above, you have always been a loyal party member and good friend to PB.
Even though he and the party haven't been to see you in How long?
They could at least drop off a couple of old newspapers now and then, hang on though, what is the value of scrap paper?
Best keep it for themselves!

lancsdave 01-02-2011 18:25

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Originally Posted by sparkie (Post 879852)
I used the toilets in the Market Hall on saturday and all but 1 of the toilet seats in the ladies were either on the floor or on the shelf behind the loo. All were very obviously broken which meant if you didn't want to sit on the actual porcelain bowl then you had to queue for the one toilet with a seat on. I did notice too that the seat that was still attached was the wrong size and shape for the bowl it was attached too!!!

With respect I can't imagine a highly positioned employee would be telling lies

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We are in the process of re-locating the public toilets at Peel Street to
new improved toilet and disabled facilities in the adjacent newly refurbished Market Hall.
Therefore I suggest as an ordinary resident of Hyndburn you must be the one telling porkies ;):p

garinda 01-02-2011 18:33

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You could always apply for funding to erect a statue, sited over the doorway to Scaitcliffe House.

Oh, don't forget to say you'll also need money for a funnel, and enough hosepipe to stretch from your shops.

jaysay 01-02-2011 18:36

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 879868)
What a shame, all that loyalty gone to waste, I believe you with the above, you have always been a loyal party member and good friend to PB.
Even though he and the party haven't been to see you in How long?
They could at least drop off a couple of old newspapers now and then, hang on though, what is the value of scrap paper?
Best keep it for themselves!

Your all heart Less:D

jaysay 01-02-2011 18:38

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879873)
You could always apply for funding to erect a statue, sited over the doorway to Scaitcliffe House.

Oh, don't forget to say you'll also need money for a funnel, and enough hosepipe to stretch from your shops.

You are taking the Manneken pis arn't you G:rolleyes: :D

garinda 01-02-2011 18:40

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879877)
You are taking the Manneken pis arn't you G:rolleyes: :D


No.

Give, give, give.

That's me.

Generous to a fault.

;)

jaysay 01-02-2011 18:43

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 879879)
No.

Give, give, give.

That's me.

Generous to a fault.

;)

Ya we've noticed;)

garinda 01-02-2011 18:46

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879882)
Ya we've noticed;)

No need for any thanks.

You're welcome.

;)

Less 01-02-2011 18:48

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 879875)
Your all heart Less:D

Not heart, I'm loyal, I may not have met you yet in person, but you are important to me on AccyWeb & if you are missing I like to hear where you're at.
I don't know if you've noticed, your friends on here are like that. (bitch).

Some even visit just to shorten your breath, (will Mick ever live down standing on your oxygen line).

Tealeaf 01-02-2011 18:57

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Here's a mathematical formula for you:

If:

a = cost of excess butties at council meetings

b = cost of flash mobbing

c = cost of Leaders medal

and

d = marginal cost of keeping open Peel Street Bogs

Then is a+b+c < or > d

Answers, please.

lancsdave 01-02-2011 18:58

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 879906)
Here's a mathematical formula for you:

If:

a = cost of excess butties at council meetings

b = cost of flash mobbing

c = cost of Leaders medal

and

d = marginal cost of keeping open Peel Street Bogs

Then is a+b+c < or > d

Answers, please.

The answer is P

garinda 01-02-2011 19:06

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 879906)
Here's a mathematical formula for you:

If:

a = cost of excess butties at council meetings

b = cost of flash mobbing

c = cost of Leaders medal

and

d = marginal cost of keeping open Peel Street Bogs

Then is a+b+c < or > d

Answers, please.

Could I answer using the medium of dance?

Tealeaf 01-02-2011 19:13

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879907)
The answer is P

Wrong.

a x b x c = P

garinda 01-02-2011 19:15

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 879918)
Wrong.

a x b x c = P


I soft shoe shuffled that answer.

Sara 01-02-2011 19:47

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Neil 02-02-2011 08:18

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 879425)
well just got a flyer through the door explaining the small play area/ park on street, is being refurbished. must be made nice fer all the chavs that use it frequently to sup cans.:rolleyes: yet they close the public loos in town centre, so bus drivers, shopkeepers, n ordinary shoppers are knackered, seems priorities n hyndburn council, should not be used in the same sentence.:rolleyes:

This picture is getting a lot of use :rolleyes:

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/a...ou-do-dont.jpg

Mick 02-02-2011 08:27

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 880020)
This is getting a lot of use :rolleyes:

So is this Neil:D

Neil 02-02-2011 08:37

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To a thick pleb like me I am sure there is not a full time job in looking after one set of toilets so why cant the same attendant look after 2 sets?

Leave both open and better serve the public.

I would like to hear the official reason why Peel street are not open at the same time as the market hall ones.

jaysay 02-02-2011 08:49

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 879894)
Not heart, I'm loyal, I may not have met you yet in person, but you are important to me on AccyWeb & if you are missing I like to hear where you're at.
I don't know if you've noticed, your friends on here are like that. (bitch).

Some even visit just to shorten your breath, (will Mick ever live down standing on your oxygen line).

Aaaaaaaaaaaaah what was that, just getting my breath back before micks next visit:D he may just bring you one of these days Less, Beni ventured and seems to have had no lasting effect on him:D:D Even so its nice to know I'm missed whenever I fail to clock-in:D

jaysay 02-02-2011 08:51

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 879907)
The answer is P

Everybody knows to have to show your workings to get to the answer Dave:D

lancsdave 02-02-2011 09:41

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 880024)
To a thick pleb like me I am sure there is not a full time job in looking after one set of toilets so why cant the same attendant look after 2 sets?

Leave both open and better serve the public.

I would like to hear the official reason why Peel street are not open at the same time as the market hall ones.


On this occasion I will have to disagree with you being a thick pleb :D

There is no reason they can't be open. The toilets haven't had attendants for months now, they are based in the Market Hall. The shutters are opened early in the morning by the porters from the market, the attendants don't start work until 9.30am. The toilets are checked at the most twice a day which hardly takes any time. Even when the attendants were based at Peel St there were days they weren't checked if the attendant on duty that day was off sick.

The decision has been made purely to increase the footfall in the market. Serving the public is not an option for elected councillors these days. :mad:


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