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Biomech

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  1.  Or to provide a skill. Like knife sharpening.

     

     

    I don't mind them as long as they leave after Christmas. But I agree with bobby, if they are setting up in one spot they should pay like the market people (do?). Although from Roger's example, I can't imagine a knife sharpener or boot polisher moving from one spot.

     

    Round them all up and put them in the Buttermarket?

     

    Great idea, call it a "peddlars market" at least they are all together, it provides a fixed point for shoppers and a "feature"

  2. Biomech -Good Morning , just another thought , many , many years ago my hobby was Stamp Collecting , people gave me stamps for my collection ........My question is. .....as collecting grass appears to be your hobby would you like others to help you increase your grass cuttings collection ? 

     

     

     

    You know, next spring I might just do that, offer a collection service, gather it all up and sell it back to the council as compost. Why the council themselves don't do this obvious money spinner is beyond me

  3. The chances of ebola are extremely slim, it just sounds like they are being cautious that's all. I can't imagine them closing the hospital even if someone did have ebola, after all, the hospital is the place everyone goes to to be ill, it's to be expected there. Sounds like a lot of rumour and speculation to me

  4. Parking up at the colleges for students is extremely limited. As you can imagine, the catchment area for students attending is pretty wide, and the area very rural, so many drive

     

     

     

    Been a long time since I was at college - but we never had any issues then - and we car pooled, you know, being broke students and that :P

    Must be all the foreigners ;) ;)

  5. I guess it is easy for me as a single person. I rarely buy more than I need, generate very little waste and use a compost bin (although this has now been invaded by a rat).

    People do need to review what they buy and how they chuck it away - waste, recycling, compost. The supermarkets just don't help or care.

     

     

    I recycle more than I should, my bin is frequently over capacity. Recycle or waste, either way, the bins can't cope with the amount of waste we have.

     

     

    Why would anyone do that, it makes no sense. Take the wheelie bin back, yet leave the sacks of THEIR rubbish on the pavement.

     

     

    Collection date has passed, it's now the property of the council as far as I'm concerned and the council are now responsible for fly tipping.

     

     

     

    You can get bigger recyclers, not sure about black ones - should be able to considering how they are even smaller than the green wheelies (and much weaker plastic, I wonder how they will stand up).

    You can get/check details on the HC website about waste.

     

    As for the grass in black bags in my garage - still there. I guess soon I'll have some nice new compost lol

  6. So we're 3 days in. Mine has't been collected and I've been told it won't be for another 2 weeks. Despite the scheme starting AFTER my standard collection time.

     

    A mother has posted this to the council facebook page...

     

    10675503_903448389667606_560675275184761

     

    "Never had a bin delivered and dustbin man said today there wouldn't be any point in having one as they can't take it down a step and out my gate . He also said he could only take 4 bags , really ? For a family of 5 with babies ? So this is the result , bags left with rotten meat in that have been sat there for 2 weeks and all torn by cats . Already have a rat problem and this is just adding to it. And we pay council tax for what exactly? So well done , your bright idea as clearly worked . All this will do is attract rats which can spread disease , make our homes stink and encourage fly tipping ."

     

    Can be found on the council's page here:

    https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=903448389667606&set=o.168998463236435&type=1

     

    and

     

    Council apologises for bin mix up as new collection system starts

    http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/11581623.Council_apologises_for_bin_mix_up_as_new_collection_system_starts/?ref=mc
     


    Crews working *LONGER* as new bin collections bed in

    http://www.herefordtimes.com/news/11595720.Crews_working_longer_as_new_bin_collections_bed_in/

  7. I can't for the life of me remember where it was, but I saw the council advertising for Bin men this week. Which is interesting considering how they have axed so much of the service
     

    You could almost set your clock by them always cheerful whatever ...

     

     

    My black bin men are fantastic. The recyclers are a bunch of lazy, useless, argumentative pricks who will find absolutely any reason not to take the rubbish away

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    Councillor Chappell. Considering everything that comes out of your mouth is a lie, that you clearly have contempt against the tax paying public of Hereford and that you spend your time sniping at other councillors; May I ask, what is it you actually do? Why are you a councillor? What is your motive? You're either extremely naive and have no idea what is going on - and shouldn't be a councillor, or you're in it for some kind of self gratification and, again, shouldn't be a councillor.

     

    Case in point;

     

    Let's get something straight. There has never been any desire to build on the Edgar Street ground.

     

     

     

    So you'll be able to explain these documents obtained via FOI referring to the development of the ground then?

    "An email released to the public under a Freedom of Information request shows that then Hereford Futures boss Jonathan Bretherton told senior Council officials that the Edgar Street site could be a possible supermarket."
    http://bullsnews.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/offer-site-to-competitive-bids-from_27.html

    "This includes the development agreement which was concluded with the previous owners of the club at the beginning of 2014. "
    https://www.herefordshire.gov.uk/transparency-hufc

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