Today a separate group of workmen arrived and resurfaced the whole road, no white lines again
Council tax money well spent
Council tax money well spent
Two weeks ago a group of workman turned up on our cul-de-sac and painted a white line to signify where our cul-de-sac ended and the road started. I’ve lived here over twenty years with no white line, I must have had numerous close calls every day not knowing where to stop.
Today a separate group of workmen arrived and resurfaced the whole road, no white lines again
Today a separate group of workmen arrived and resurfaced the whole road, no white lines again
Re: Council tax money well spent
In my parent's village they've just applies about 200 tarmac patches to the road, some about 100 metres long. In total they've probably covered about 50% of the roads. When my Dad spoke with the boss he said it would have been much cheaper to completely resurface all of the roads, but local government had funding from central government for road repairs and could not use it for complete replacement...
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Re: Council tax money well spent
John wrote: Thu Sep 15, 2022 4:34 pm Two weeks ago a group of workman turned up on our cul-de-sac and painted a white line to signify where our cul-de-sac ended and the road started. I’ve lived here over twenty years with no white line, I must have had numerous close calls every day not knowing where to stop.
Today a separate group of workmen arrived and resurfaced the whole road, no white lines again![]()
Re: Council tax money well spent
But if the complete resurfacing is the repair? God I hate bureaucracy. You need someone in the council and someone in the companies to align and just do the work but write the invoices out wrongJimexpl wrote: Thu Sep 15, 2022 5:00 pm In my parent's village they've just applies about 200 tarmac patches to the road, some about 100 metres long. In total they've probably covered about 50% of the roads. When my Dad spoke with the boss he said it would have been much cheaper to completely resurface all of the roads, but local government had funding from central government for road repairs and could not use it for complete replacement...
Re: Council tax money well spent
That would be far too sensible!jamcg wrote: Thu Sep 15, 2022 5:16 pmBut if the complete resurfacing is the repair? God I hate bureaucracy. You need someone in the council and someone in the companies to align and just do the work but write the invoices out wrongJimexpl wrote: Thu Sep 15, 2022 5:00 pm In my parent's village they've just applies about 200 tarmac patches to the road, some about 100 metres long. In total they've probably covered about 50% of the roads. When my Dad spoke with the boss he said it would have been much cheaper to completely resurface all of the roads, but local government had funding from central government for road repairs and could not use it for complete replacement...