Rubbish on the seafront

• Guest 706

  • Registered: 25 Oct 2010
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  5 February 2014     00:18260018
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  This has been there for almost a month now.
  Not a good impression for our lovely seafront that was packed with people on Sunday.
  Who is responsible for these flower beds?
  

  
• Guest 904

  • Registered: 21 Mar 2013
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  5 February 2014     08:37260020
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  A question Penny. If it's been there for a month and it annoys you to that extent, why not pick it up and put it in a bin yourself?
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• Guest 649

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  5 February 2014     08:51260021
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  Good point there,it would help if alot more done that,must say we do it at times and the road you live in,go out and have a look round if we see any we do pick it up and put it in our own binBut it is easy for us to do that,it is only a small close but not so easy if you live on a major st or main rd easy to get bowled over.But there are safe places that when out walking and you see rubbish and there is a bin close by,it would help if you just pick it up and bin it,but again only if you are fit and can bend easy etc.
• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  5 February 2014     12:15260030
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  in am fairly certain that the one pictured comes under ddc and their contractors, as are all close by the gateway flats.
• Guest 706

  • Registered: 25 Oct 2010
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  5 February 2014     14:15260039
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  Unfortunately I didn't have a push cart,rubber gloves or a stick picker up at the time, Paul.
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