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I haven't died from covid in the last 12 months because i havent mixed with anyone i havent even seen my kids since March i have isolated myself totally and i for one cant wait to roll up my sleeve, and it's probably time for the powers that be to make it mandatory to recieve the vaccine.
This is not unusual with large projects sometimes theres a glitch here and a glitch there and solutions are found.
I live within spitting distance of the works that are going on and i honestly haven't heard a thing not one sound, my neighbour hasn't heard anything either just a slight vibration.
Thank you HM you are spot on the glazing was arleady installed.
I am very close but can only feel vibration i think the triple glazing stops the noice but hey a little inconvenience for long term gain.
It was from work on the sea wall i could feel the vibrations through the floor and walls.
I see drivers on a regular basis drive on the wrong side go through the no entry over the bridge the wrong way and then right into Brunswick Place. I often wonder why is that piece of road confusing drivers, or could it be sat navs are telling folk to keep right and take the next right.
But at the end of the day we will in the near future be glad that it has been done , and there is no comparison with the 2014 works and what is going on now. In 2014 the only main line into the West Country was put out of action and it was critical to restore the link fast, today there is no panick trains are running the line is intact. The works are to future proof the line against rising sea ...
I dont understand what all the fuss is about if you go to any large building project there are always folk standing about on there phones or just chatting that's how it is, the culture we live in is get as much as you can for as little as you can.
The British public just love to break the rules i noticed motorhome owners emptying there elsans in Sandy Lane toilets 4 weeks before camp sites opened and running a hose to fill there tanks with fresh water folk just love to bend the rules as far as they can.
