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Lynne, I'm not sure it's fair to 'shame' councillors to post about it here or anywhere else. If you force the issue like that you'll surely just encourage pandering to the audience or weasel words. As we've already seen, no comment is no indicator of no action. Isn't it more appropriate that Mr Weeks make direct contact with councillors?
As per previous suggestions, a blocked filter or kinked outlet pipe might be stopping it from draining and it's cutting out. If you leave it switched off for a few minutes does the door open? (Keep a bucket handy in case there is water in it!). Here's your manual. http://www.manualsdir.com/manuals/214996/tricity-bendix-biw-125-w-biw-145.html
Have you done the basic things like switching it off and on again or turning it to spin? http://www.whitegoodshelp.co.uk/washing-machine-sticks-stops-mid-cycle/
I'm thinking Annother46's rather grandiose 'let the public decide' hasn't resulted in the landslide victory he/she expected. That's because decent people don't like lynch mobs.
I don't want to see photos of someone's misfortune, especially when their condition isn't known. All this is deeply unpleasant.
That's a bit disingenuous Margaret, this started when, on another thread, you said that Council planning meetings were barely quorate, which was an obvious dig at your fellow councillors. It's not the first time you've done that and it's not surprising threads go off topic when people challenge you on your remarks. As it is, it raised a very interesting issue and the subsequent posts have been ...
SoD - Mr Weeks had my support even before its recent surge of momentum but beware of mission creep. If you start making mischief over Lady's Mile and getting at JC because she doesn't see it the same way you could end up looking vindictive. That's when support could start falling away. Keep focussed on the orginal goal.
JC - I'm not sure that proves anything. When I walk by Seven Sisters sometimes there are cows and/or sheep in the field and sometimes there aren't. I'm no farmer but I used to live opposite a farm and the cattle were never in the same place all the time.
SoulofDawlish - by bringing up the subject of these mobile homes on Lady's Mile and clearly having dug deep into their planning applications, I'm wondering if you have a larger axe to grind than the subject of Mr Week's farm? If so it makes me uncomfortable as I have supported his plight in good faith.
