😃 The Little Pleasures of Everyday Life

Argued on behalf of the Town Council against a Planning Application recommended by Planning Officers and regarded as a rubber-stamping.

Drove a coach and horses through their interpretation of Local Plan regs and got it refused 9-2.

Little things.

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Good work :+1:

Your next job is to look into why the Planning Dept assume their recommendations will be approved automatically.

Around my way there are developers taking the piss by starting developments that fit in locally and then submit amendments for disproportionate additional development of a site.

You certainly don’t see any poor Town Planners around here.

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I am pleased to update this Annoyances post:

You’ll note it’s transferred to Pleasures as a very nice man from Openreach arrived within 18 hours for an emergency repair, totally successful, and at zero cost as apparently as an inducement to me to stay with BT they put me, free, onto a contract that includes completely free engineer visits. :grinning::grinning:

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Maybe time to invest in some armour plating for the wires though

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Since it was free, I got the wire moved higher up (Mrs S is of moderate stature) and pinned to the wall. :rofl::rofl:

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I know what she did was wrong but pinning her to the wall seems harsh

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No it doesn’t.

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:flushed:

:flushed:

As of today I no longer own a house in Blackfield

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Someone burn it down for you?

:wink:

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No.Sold it. This is in one of the nice bits

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Not the one around Saxon way been on the market for ages?

Hartsgrove Avenue

I had a girlfriend down there once lived right at the end

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The one behind what was the Lloyds bank then?

Yes, road beside the old Lloyds. My former house is down the end.

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I had a look at that a couple of times whilst walking past front looks to open to me.

Quiet close with big gardens. My place had a back gate onto Janes Close

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