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[Stubby]

2 hours ago, Khriss said:

Linthorpe Lidl tree felling prompts petition against supermarket

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The councillor who started the petition says the number of signatories reflects the level of anger.

 

 

Very disappointed. K

You must have quoted a tad high Khriss .

[Khriss]

51 minutes ago, Stubby said:

You must have quoted a tad high Khriss .

I had the shopping trolleys lined up ready 😣 K

[monkeybusiness]

3 hours ago, Khriss said:

Linthorpe Lidl tree felling prompts petition against supermarket

WWW.BBC.CO.UK

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The councillor who started the petition says the number of signatories reflects the level of anger.

 

 

Very disappointed. K

BS5837 (implemented for the sole purpose of protecting trees) is directly responsible for this type of felling - developers/builders/supermarkets etc can’t take the risk of leaving unprotected trees on site pre-application as they can be weaponised against them and become significant constraints. 
There are flaws with the current system, and overall I’d bet that BS5837 leads to more tree removal than it protects…

[Khriss]

55 minutes ago, bigtreedon said:

Disappointed in what a lombardy poplar been felled

Looked like  that to me, Don, so no wonder. K

[Khriss]

Yup that. K

[trigger_andy]

The Remoaners wont like this up them. 

 

Minister hails 'vote of confidence' for Brexit Britain as Shell moves its HQ to London | Daily Mail Online

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The decision was hailed as a 'clear vote of confidence in the British economy' that will 'create jobs' by business secretary...

 

[eggsarascal]

15 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

The Remoaners wont like this up them. 

 

Minister hails 'vote of confidence' for Brexit Britain as Shell moves its HQ to London | Daily Mail Online

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The decision was hailed as a 'clear vote of confidence in the British economy' that will 'create jobs' by business secretary...

 

"Subject to a vote", what's that about?

[5thelement]

Whoop whoop, 11 months out and finally there ‘may’ be one positive.

[trigger_andy]

8 minutes ago, 5thelement said:

Whoop whoop, 11 months out and finally there ‘may’ be one positive.

There’s been an endless stream of positives. This is just the correct icing on the cake. 

[5thelement]

17 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

There’s been an endless stream of positives. This is just the correct icing on the cake. 

I am surprised that I haven’t heard loads of politicians bleeting on about this ‘endless stream of positives’, they normally don’t miss an opportunity to slap themselves on the back. 
Personally, I can’t think of any benefits that I have felt that are the result of Brexit. I thought that there would have been a bit more to shout about by now.
What post Brexit benefits have you taken advantage of Andy?