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0 On Fri 26 Feb 2010 at: 09:58
Old cynic wrote:
According to our much loved Head of the Transport Department the people who blew up the parking meters back in 2004 are not only vandals but terrorists!!! Cllr Lock really needs a big reality check and a grip on the real world - the sooner we vote this idiot out the better
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0 On Fri 26 Feb 2010 at: 11:50
'ere be monsters wrote:
gets me that they're still blaming those blown up meters as the reason no money has been spent on infrastructure improvements. There hasn't been one blown up for years. The first thing they were going to do was put a roundabout in at the exit to Waitrose onto the Phoenix Causeway so traffic could turn right instead of going round the block. Where is all the money going?
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0 On Fri 26 Feb 2010 at: 15:10
Let me stop you there... wrote:
I would be very much suprised if there was enough room for a roundabout at Waitroses exit.
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0 On Fri 26 Feb 2010 at: 15:28
'ere be monsters wrote:
I don't think they were just going to paint one in where it would fit!
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0 On Fri 26 Feb 2010 at: 16:18
Prick Stein wrote:
The roundabout by Waitrose/causeway was going to be part of the Phoenix development but obviously thats gone down the toilet!
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0 On Fri 26 Feb 2010 at: 16:36
Merlin Milner wrote:
Do not forget that they did not insure the meters before they were blown up. Tunbridge Wells manages to insure theirs. Before the scheme LDC insured their meters for the off-street car parks.
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0 On Sat 27 Feb 2010 at: 12:10
sashimi wrote:
The proposal for a roundabout outside Waitrose predates the plans for the Phoenix by decades and is designed to allow buses to get out onto the Phoenix Causeway without going up the High Street and round the one way system. There's no reason why it shouldn't be done now.
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0 On Sat 27 Feb 2010 at: 15:24
Rohan D'about wrote:
I thought they now had probelms with a roundabout, because they can't fit the regulatory size into the sapce, could be wrong but I am sure it was at least an issue.
Oh, and yes Matthew Lock belittles real victims of terrorism, and should apologize. Its this kind of judgement failure that is responsible for...lots of poor judgement!
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0 On Sun 28 Feb 2010 at: 18:12
Neighbour wrote:
There are no problems with a roundabout there. As sashimi says this has been planned for about 20 years and could very easily be done. However ESCC now think they need not pay as they had a s106 agreement with the Phoenix developers (and in any event they have suggested the hellish Station Street was first in line for improvement). We must therefore wait (yet again) for the site to be sold by the adminstrators and another developer to step in. When I moved to Lewes a long time ago I actually beleived ESCC were serious about these works. Now I honestly do not believe ESCC have any interest at all in either scheme. LDC of course are powerless.
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0 On Mon 1 Mar 2010 at: 08:28
Annette Curtin-Twitcher wrote:
Ffs, How much can it cost? I will personally pay for the paint if other FMs volunteer to paint the circle on the road and the give way lines which is all it will take. I daresay the council will whinge on about needing roundabout signs, maybe one of the bonfire societies could get get their metal signs person to oblige.
I honestly think we'd do better without ESCC in this town. We could just sort stuff out for ourselves and certainly would have trouble doing a worse job.
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0 On Mon 1 Mar 2010 at: 11:49
Eh? wrote:
I think you are right. If we get some buckets, and some stuff from Chandlers we could fill in the holes in the road on a sunday, and we could get some old dented tin, and make a better job of the tunnel cladding with a ladder and a staple gun. Finally we could set up a working group to remove redundant signs that are so old they have faded to white. Cllr Locke can go to his Masons meeting and shake a trouser leg to the holy trinity for our success.
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0 On Mon 1 Mar 2010 at: 13:59
Dave Hedgehog wrote:
I think Geoff should organise a working group, what with his huge knowledge on everything.............
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0 On Tue 2 Mar 2010 at: 11:31
Geoff wrote:
"Dave Hedgehog" If you want to get the paint and the brushes, I'll give it a go. I have no idea about anything, but I am happy to be the one that finds out how wide apart the lanes are supposed to be, rather than dictate to Lorry drivers that cycle lanes are wide enough for them and that we haven't done an amateurish bodge job..........
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0 On Tue 2 Mar 2010 at: 19:08
Dave Hedgehog wrote:
"Geoff" you are the man, although i am a little dissapointed that you dont automatically know the width of lanes already
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0 On Wed 3 Mar 2010 at: 01:59
LTR wrote:
Congratulations Geoff, i think you have your very own, if slightly disturbing cyber-stalker. Admittedly the posts are a bit sinister, and bullying, but at least you know that what you are saying is right, or he wouldn't be so desperate!