In reply to Post #105
That's probably next. Or going on timber prices it'll just be a grand for a 6 pack
That's probably next. Or going on timber prices it'll just be a grand for a 6 pack
In reply to Post #106
Timber prices have gone through the roof, yet I often see used timber chucked in skips that could be reused. Probably better quality seasoned stuff then the wet sticky warped stuff they want an arm and a leg for.
Anyway to keep on topic I see the latest idea by the cycling lobby is to suggest that tradesmen should use cargo bikes as their primary mode of transport. That might be ok to deliver lunchtime sandwiches but seriously?
Timber prices have gone through the roof, yet I often see used timber chucked in skips that could be reused. Probably better quality seasoned stuff then the wet sticky warped stuff they want an arm and a leg for.
Anyway to keep on topic I see the latest idea by the cycling lobby is to suggest that tradesmen should use cargo bikes as their primary mode of transport. That might be ok to deliver lunchtime sandwiches but seriously?
In reply to Post #107
If you think that's bad you should see the amount of granite/marble worktops I have to smash up and dispose of
If you think that's bad you should see the amount of granite/marble worktops I have to smash up and dispose of
In reply to Post #108
Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle
It doesn't happen enough, although the person I know who owns this company wouldn't be too pleased.
The idea of going to work on a cargo bike doesn't interest you then?
Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle
It doesn't happen enough, although the person I know who owns this company wouldn't be too pleased.
The idea of going to work on a cargo bike doesn't interest you then?
In reply to Post #109
He wouldn't give a ****, it doesn't pay anyone to keep it.
Most of what I rip out is 10-15 years old, trends have changed a lot since then, nobody wants black granite now. I can't even give it away.
They don't do low enough gearing for me to move my tool kit
He wouldn't give a ****, it doesn't pay anyone to keep it.
Most of what I rip out is 10-15 years old, trends have changed a lot since then, nobody wants black granite now. I can't even give it away.
They don't do low enough gearing for me to move my tool kit
The extent of just how many people are involved in making life hell for others.
There are not listening in Dorset 
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I know most people don't bother reading this thread, well not until you or your family are affected
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I know most people don't bother reading this thread, well not until you or your family are affected
In reply to Post #115
I read it Bob
We all have our own little crusades
I read it Bob
We all have our own little crusades
In reply to Post #116
Thanks.
I said it before, I'm not one of those anti cycling nutters , far from it but most of these Low Traffic Neighbourhoods schemes and underused cycle lanes designed by MAMIL's (middle aged men in Lycra) do more harm than good.
Thanks.
I said it before, I'm not one of those anti cycling nutters , far from it but most of these Low Traffic Neighbourhoods schemes and underused cycle lanes designed by MAMIL's (middle aged men in Lycra) do more harm than good.
In reply to Post #115
Certainly wouldn't put my car over that kerb.
Certainly wouldn't put my car over that kerb.
Time for a bump.
You think the government lies and are corrupt?
Our Labour run council ran an expensive consultation on our local LTN.
56% were against, 21% were for it, the rest were neutral.
The champagne socialists are going to ignore the consultation and are going to make the LTN permanent anyway.
While the rest of the borough is underfunded they are going to spend money on trees and benches in the LTN.
3 councillors that live in the LTN have now got what they want are now going to stand down in the May elections.
How is this allowed to happen?
Anyone in other areas affected? or are you still waiting for you turn.
You think the government lies and are corrupt?
Our Labour run council ran an expensive consultation on our local LTN.
56% were against, 21% were for it, the rest were neutral.
The champagne socialists are going to ignore the consultation and are going to make the LTN permanent anyway.
While the rest of the borough is underfunded they are going to spend money on trees and benches in the LTN.
3 councillors that live in the LTN have now got what they want are now going to stand down in the May elections.
How is this allowed to happen?
Anyone in other areas affected? or are you still waiting for you turn.