| Topic: | Re:Reply to Original Post | |
| Posted by: | Peter Evans | |
| Date/Time: | 03/09/20 16:19:00 |
| The booking system at Stirling Road has cut the queue to nothing, with immediate access to an unloading bay. With so few users, I wonder where all the rubbish is going. They certainly needed hi-vis bods to direct traffic in the early days of the lockdown, as the queue snaked out into the adjacent streets, getting tangled up with local deliveries, and sometimes backing up Bollo Lane. The guy from the tile company was often out front getting cross with the whole thing. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Stirling Rd dump booking | 03/09/20 11:04:00 | Tim English |
| Re:Stirling Rd dump booking | 03/09/20 11:48:00 | Karen Foster |
| Re:Re:Stirling Rd dump booking | 03/09/20 13:47:00 | Stephen Gould |
| Re:Re:Stirling Rd dump booking | 03/09/20 13:53:00 | Tim English |
| Reply to Original Post | 03/09/20 15:45:00 | Richard Cathcart |
| Re:Reply to Original Post | 03/09/20 16:19:00 | Peter Evans |
| Re:Re:Reply to Original Post | 03/09/20 16:40:00 | Philippa Bond |
| Reply to Peter Evans | 03/09/20 16:45:00 | Richard Cathcart |
| Re:Re:Reply to Original Post | 06/09/20 16:38:00 | Juliet Hogg |
| Re:Stirling Rd dump booking | 04/09/20 09:20:00 | Tim English |
| Re:Re:Stirling Rd dump booking | 04/09/20 10:03:00 | Rob Reynolds |
| Re:Re:Re:Stirling Rd dump booking | 04/09/20 20:03:00 | Philippa Bond |