Missing gem?
- Thread starter Pumpkin
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innovative public toilets????????????
Well we did have those weirdly shaped ones once opposite the Astronaut. I'd settle for mirrors in the ones we've got - oh and plugs for the sinks. What's the point of having the water too hot to use when you can't cool it down because there are no plugs for the sinks?
Well we did have those weirdly shaped ones once opposite the Astronaut. I'd settle for mirrors in the ones we've got - oh and plugs for the sinks. What's the point of having the water too hot to use when you can't cool it down because there are no plugs for the sinks?
How about a stretch of golden sands,crystal blue ocean,beach side cafes & bars,mediteranian temperatures & a mardi gras,or is that asking too much
maxwell silver said:
Yes, I think that might be just a tad too much to ask for....but when you find the magic lamp with a genie in it....well, you know what to ask for.
I think that litter free streets would be a nice start.........buildings without graffiti...........a little bit of civic pride. Substance instead of airy fairy ideas.
The renovation of the awful 1960s blue building at the bottom end of Broadway...or better still, knock it down and start again.
Fill the empty shops....surely it has to be better to get some revenue than let them stand empty and have visitors think that the town is dead on its feet.....same with the market stalls........rent them out at lower costs to make the market more interesting.
The renovation of the awful 1960s blue building at the bottom end of Broadway...or better still, knock it down and start again.
Fill the empty shops....surely it has to be better to get some revenue than let them stand empty and have visitors think that the town is dead on its feet.....same with the market stalls........rent them out at lower costs to make the market more interesting.
The Astronaut was a public house in Union St. The weird shaped toilets were across the road from this drinking venue.
I think the market is in it's death throes.
What was once a thriving market, with a good indoor and covered outdoor market, is now just a joke, with fewer as well as empty stalls.
Think of all the specialist stalls, such as the three tripe/black pudding stalls etc., that have decamped to other more viable places.
Another example of HBC's inability to offer imaganitive planning.
In this case, if it isn't broken don't fix it.
Too late for that now.
What was once a thriving market, with a good indoor and covered outdoor market, is now just a joke, with fewer as well as empty stalls.
Think of all the specialist stalls, such as the three tripe/black pudding stalls etc., that have decamped to other more viable places.
Another example of HBC's inability to offer imaganitive planning.
In this case, if it isn't broken don't fix it.
Too late for that now.