Garden to the side of morrison's

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• Guest 715

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  8 March 2014     10:01261979
  #21      
  Not their land maybe but in their interest to make the area look presentable at a comparatively small cost to them, good neighbours and all that.
  Audere est facere.
• Guest 698

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  8 March 2014     15:21261984
  #22      
   Vic Matcham wrote:

  Town council ,look after it sir.

  
  
  Obviously they do not.
  I'm an optimist. But I'm an optimist who takes my raincoat - Harold Wilson
• Sue Nicholas

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  11 March 2014     16:36262093
  #23      
  DDC advise this is the responsibility of the Town Council.I have asked them to speak to the Town Council.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  11 March 2014     17:40262096
  #24      
  i sense a stand off here, this is getting to look like the farce over the memorial benches.
  
  surely the two councils can liaise on such simple matters?
• Sue Nicholas

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  12 March 2014     08:10262116
  #25      
  I have received a further emai.DDC contractor will clear the rubbish.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  12 March 2014     12:13262121
  #26      
  went past earlier and someone had emptied the bin and put a new liner in.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 March 2014     12:31262413
  #27      
  looks even worse today.
  
  
  
  

  

  
  
  i would guess that a series of motorists have pulled up and emptied their ashtrays into the garden.
  
  

  
• Karlos

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  17 March 2014     12:56262414
  #28      
  There was a man sat on the bench there reading his paper yesterday lunchtime, so it does get used for other purposes.
  
  Don't Morrison's have any responsibility?
• Bob Whysman

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  17 March 2014     13:19262415
  #29      
  .........they probably sold him the cigarettes! He must be a thirsty chain smoker!
  Do nothing and nothing happens.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  20 March 2014     12:23262595
  #30      
  most of the rubbish has been cleared now.
  
  
  

  

  
  
  i don't think a litter picker was used as the cigarette ends are still there.
  
  

  

  
  
  it appears that the rubbish was put in the bin in situ.
  
  

  
• howard mcsweeney1

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  19 May 2014     19:49266731
  #31      
  took these earlier, maybe the whole thing should just be concreted over.
  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  

  
  
  

  
• Guest 649

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  19 May 2014     20:03266732
  #32      
  Yes it should be done then the mess can be picked up easy.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  19 May 2014     22:03266739
  #33      
  had a couple of interesting text messages in since posting those photos.
  
  the suggestion is that the forgotten area pictured could be turned into a play area with Morrison's helping with the funding.
  
  sounds like a win/win situation.
• Guest 1103

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  19 May 2014     22:05266740
  #34      
  
  Try to be a rainbow in someone's cloud. Maya Angelou ☺🌈🌄🌌🌏🌍🌎
• howard mcsweeney1

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  19 May 2014     22:08266741
  #35      
  Thought that would meet with your approval heike.
• Jan Higgins

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  20 May 2014     07:21266743
  #36      
  If Morrisons were to look after it I am sure it would look better than it does now, it would make a lovely extension to their cafe in the summer,
  
  DTC have had no or minimal interest in the area since they put that silly fence up and installed that ugly bit of metal, sorry seat.
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• Karlos

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  17 August 2014     11:16270784
  #37      
  There's a clean-up going there on this morning and in the river too.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 August 2014     12:44270790
  #38      
  Must be a WCCP river clean, usually on a Sunday nowadays - surprised that they are working on the garden.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  17 August 2014     14:43270792
  #39      
  Just been into town and the river between the police station and K college was totally free of surface rubbish despite all the vegetation, best i can remember seeing it.
  
  Had a brief chat with Paul Sampson who told me livestock will go back into Clarendon field in early autumn after a summer break.
• howard mcsweeney1

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  30 August 2018     16:22348640
  #40      
  The garden seems quite well used by now with more seating and no fence but there is only one litter bin that is overflowing. DTC really should liaise with DDC to keep the area tidy.
  Brian Dixon and Jan Higgins like this

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