Market Hall Refurbishment - Page 75

cashman · 03-02-2011, 22:41

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Originally Posted by Bonnyboy

Cracking guess but wrong cashy. They have now become the new screen between the balcony cafe and the ladies toilets entrance. They look quite pretty in that location too

I did reckon on that mate, to enhance the "Masters" lads cafe no doubt.

garinda · 03-02-2011, 23:45

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Originally Posted by Bonnyboy

Cracking guess but wrong cashy. They have now become the new screen between the balcony cafe and the ladies toilets entrance. They look quite pretty in that location too

They should cut them down.

Trees axed to stop strangers meeting for sex (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Perfect cover for dirty business.

garinda · 04-02-2011, 00:45

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Taggy · 04-02-2011, 09:14

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Originally Posted by cashman

I did reckon on that mate, to enhance the "Masters" lads cafe no doubt.

Those were my thoughts too!

Best Regards - Taggy

flashy · 04-02-2011, 09:24

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Originally Posted by shillelagh

By the way .. according to this weeks accy observer ... the result .... ie accy being the best indoor market ... was decided by an online public poll

who voted for it ...

BRITCLIFFE...thousands of times

jaysay · 04-02-2011, 09:34

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Originally Posted by cashman

well they aint gone in the lift, not enough room.

Maybe better just outside the lift, there is a potential for cost cutting, as they maybe watered quite often saving the council from doing it

jaysay · 04-02-2011, 09:36

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Originally Posted by flashy

BRITCLIFFE...thousands of times

Na Shaz, he deligates

garinda · 04-02-2011, 10:07

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Na Shaz, he deligates

'The result was decided by an online public poll.'

Setting out its stall: Accrington named as UK's best indoor market - Accrington Observer

My goodness, those little poodles are well trained.

Using their little paws, on a keyboard.

jaysay · 04-02-2011, 10:12

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Originally Posted by garinda

'The result was decided by an online public poll.'

Setting out its stall: Accrington named as UK's best indoor market - Accrington Observer

My goodness, those little poodles are well trained.

Using their little paws, on a keyboard.

Which and where was this online poll G. I'm sure that with all that's gone on if there had have been this poll at least one member on here would have clocked it and would have let us all know

garinda · 04-02-2011, 10:16

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Which and where was this online poll G. I'm sure that with all that's gone on if there had have been this poll at least one member on here would have clocked it and would have let us all know

Bet someone at Scaitcliffe House knew where this public poll was, and how to access it..

Ken Moss · 04-02-2011, 10:17

So nearly 70 markets entered the competition at £763 a go? That's comfortably £50,000 for a glass trophy and an awards ceremony plus a few civil servants. Marvellous, another reason to feel good about the way this country spends our money.

Perhaps Bury Council had the sense not to enter and just concentrated on getting on with it.

garinda · 04-02-2011, 10:21

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

So nearly 70 markets entered the competition at £763 a go? That's comfortably £50,000 for a glass trophy and an awards ceremony plus a few civil servants. Marvellous, another reason to feel good about the way this country spends our money.

Perhaps Bury Council had the sense not to enter and just concentrated on getting on with it.

Perhaps Bury already know they have a good market, because of the thousands of people who travel there to spend their dosh.

They mightn't be as needy for a certificate, and a pat on the head.

Especially when you have to pay hundreds of pounds to receive that pat.

jaysay · 04-02-2011, 10:25

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss

So nearly 70 markets entered the competition at £763 a go? That's comfortably £50,000 for a glass trophy and an awards ceremony plus a few civil servants. Marvellous, another reason to feel good about the way this country spends our money.

Perhaps Bury Council had the sense not to enter and just concentrated on getting on with it.

Can't disagree with that Ken, personally I never could stand self congrats back slapping do's mi sen, if you good at what you do you don't have to enter a competitive, people tell you with their feet how good you are, end off

Less · 04-02-2011, 10:29

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Originally Posted by garinda

Bet someone at Scaitcliffe House knew where this public poll was, and how to access it..

Well I went here:-

http://www.nabma.com/en/news/news-ar...2011-01-28.php

Then I went to contact us and asked the following:-

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Could you please direct me to where the online poll was held for the various winning market categories?

as I would not like to miss my chance of voting next year,
Thank you.

lancsdave · 04-02-2011, 10:34

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Can't disagree with that Ken, personally I never could stand self congrats back slapping do's mi sen, if you good at what you do you don't have to enter a competitive, people tell you with their feet how good you are, end off

I did wonder why we had no awards