Don Pearson
The conundrum could be solved by asking him, politely, of course.
Thankyou, absolutely fascinating although I am not familiar with the terminology used. I also like the tone of the Safety and Risk Assessment near the beginning.
Thanks for that. don
A mate of mine in the waste business used to say, "To you it may be just a pile of sand. To me it's money." I have wondered why the sand around the warren is yellow rather than red. Was it shipped in previously?
As I understand it, but not having read the legislation, they are not allowed to park on footpaths or pavements, at least if they cause an obstruction. On the wheelie bin topic, I have wondered for some time who is legally responsible for damage to, or loss of, wheelie bins that belong to the council and are placed on public property at the council's insistence. Whatever the legal position, I have ...
I am interested to know people's reaction to the raiding of skips containing food thrown away by shops. I know some of those who do this in D***i*h.
Dawlish Man, I would not want to give the impression that the current use of Google Street is high on my list of concerns. The proliferation of cctv would be much higher and I know that we have different views on that. However, I believe that the raw images from Google Street and its successors, which may then contain live photographs and video, could be published and misused by state or ...
You can take it for granted that I do understand Dawlish Man's posts.
Dawlish Man, .... although, as I do not expect you to agree, you may not find it sensible. I certainly have no interest in trying to persuade you or anyone else to agree with me and I do not have time to compose a fully reasoned statement of my views. I hope that this will do as a brief summary. I think that photographing or filming people without their knowledge and then publishing the results is ...
I agree. I have to say that I can see no merit in it, nor does it have any "public good" defence.
