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"Slowly recovering": Dad from Yorkshire "to access therapy" after spending £54 on fish and chips in London
A Yorkshire dad is "trying to access therapy" after spending £54 on fish and chips in London, his son joked on Twitter.www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk
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The Herald approached the borough council and was told the patch of land was transferred to Worthing Homes in 1999.
It then went to Worthing Homes, which said West Sussex County Council was now responsible for it.
A county council spokesman said: “This patch of land has been added to our grass cutting schedule and it will be cut next time we are in the area, which should be within the next fortnight, weather dependent.”
I think it looks rather nice. Like a meadow. Shame about that person standing in front of it, spoiling the view.The problem is too big for just pointing at, so the other classic local rag genre of hand gesturing is in play.
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And, classic buck-passing to boot...
Worthing childcare worker’s frustration over ‘eyesore’ patch of grass left uncut for three years
A Worthing childcare worker has said an overgrown patch of grass outside her house has not been cut for three years.www.worthingherald.co.uk
Round here, people (rightly) complain to the local rag when the council do cut grass and verges - that grass has been supporting wildlife. And it does look nice.The problem is too big for just pointing at, so the other classic local rag genre of hand gesturing is in play.
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And, classic buck-passing to boot...
Worthing childcare worker’s frustration over ‘eyesore’ patch of grass left uncut for three years
A Worthing childcare worker has said an overgrown patch of grass outside her house has not been cut for three years.www.worthingherald.co.uk
exactly what mx wcfc said; it is great for wildlife. The alternative is pesticides and weedkillers which kill wildlife and children!The problem is too big for just pointing at, so the other classic local rag genre of hand gesturing is in play.
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And, classic buck-passing to boot...
Worthing childcare worker’s frustration over ‘eyesore’ patch of grass left uncut for three years
A Worthing childcare worker has said an overgrown patch of grass outside her house has not been cut for three years.www.worthingherald.co.uk
It may be great for wildlife, but it's not necessarily the ideal place to create a long-grass wildlife area, particularly if there are no other short grass areas where children can play.exactly what mx wcfc said; it is great for wildlife. The alternative is pesticides and weedkillers which kill wildlife and children!
yeh what about the butterflies though? what you going to do with them?