Snargate street
- 3 March 2013 15:24218586there have been differences of opinions on here about snargate street, took a few pics today from st brad's and although a few buildings are in need of a bit of a sprucing up the overall look was picturesque.
- Brian Dixon
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3 March 2013 16:31218592howard,middle picture to the right of that yellow building an blatent eyesore. - 3 March 2013 17:25218595a couple of dodgy ones i agree brian but the overall effect is very attractive in my view.
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3 March 2013 20:50218636howard,ok but when you actuly travel the whole streach of road you will see the bad spots more than the good spots. - Alec Sheldon
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3 March 2013 23:32218656I think most of them look quite attractive, the only bugbear is that bloody great motorway that runs alongside them.
- Brian Dixon
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4 March 2013 07:32218660more so when its at a standstill. - 4 March 2013 07:52218661Nothing that wrong with Snargate Street if you compare it to Townwall Street across York Street Round-a-bout!Keeps politics to myself
- 4 March 2013 09:37218679speaking of which.
- Jan Higgins
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4 March 2013 09:43218681That looks absolutely awful, a sad symbol of long term dereliction.
If practical maybe the Town Team could ask a local school to brighten it up as part of their course work.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
I try to be neutral and polite but it is hard and getting even more difficult at times.
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- 4 March 2013 10:04218688from Dover Express January 1900:
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Lincolnshire Born and Bred - 4 March 2013 10:08218691Snargate Street always reminds me of Balamory
Audere est facere. - 4 March 2013 10:11218693that letter from " a wrathful resident" has been on here before. remember the comment about the "take it easy men".
- 4 March 2013 10:32218696Snargate Street is at least very attractive with some beautiful vibrant colours. It's lovely to look across from De Bradelei Wharf and see all the colour along there. Yes Helen, agree, something desperately needed for Townwall Street, it's an absolute disgrace.
Some good photo spreads there Howard
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4 March 2013 10:49218699snargate street vibrant in couler yes,tidy no,it needs deweeding from megger to york street roundabout.ortherwise no complaints from me. - 4 March 2013 11:03218704With Townwall Street, put up massive hoardings either side of the street as far as the bp garage creating a tunnel effect to blot out the eyesore.
Snargate Street is a pleasant view to the eye with it's colourful facades, as with most Mediterranean coastal villages, shades of Morano methinks
- 4 March 2013 12:16218709Jan Higgins wrote:That looks absolutely awful, a sad symbol of long term dereliction.
If practical maybe the Town Team could ask a local school to brighten it up as part of their course work.
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4 March 2013 17:49218768a demolition order would be better and most wellcome to. - 4 March 2013 20:48218808Is any of the area on that side of the river part of the DTIZ plans?
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4 March 2013 21:30218816townwall street between york street roundabout and the sports center.
