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Liberty Hall: Path washing

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  • 04-09-2017 8:07am
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    bobbyss
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    The paths around L Hall seems to be power hosed very frequently. Has anyone noticed this? Is there a problem there or what ?


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    odyssey06
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    Homeless people sleeping in doorways perhaps?

    "To follow knowledge like a sinking star..." (Tennyson's Ulysses)



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    spurious
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    I'd say it's not the 'sleeping' requires the powerhosing. Not sure it's exclusively homeless people like to contribute there.


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    Chinasea
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    If only they would keep going and power house the whole city. The streets are mankey.


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    OldGoat
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    spurious wrote: »
    I'd say it's not the 'sleeping' requires the powerhosing. Not sure it's exclusively homeless people like to contribute there.
    I miss the old public toilets. Yeah I know they became injection centres and occasionally pick up joints for closeted gays but for some of us they were just public toilets and used for just that purpose.
    After a few pints and waiting for the bus home such an convenience is sorely missed.

    I'm older than Minecraft goats.



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    ronn
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    They got a wash this morning aswell,


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    bobbyss
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    ronn wrote:
    They got a wash this morning aswell,


    Surely it would be cheaper in the long run to erect some kind of barrier and have no recesses?


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    L1011
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    bobbyss wrote: »
    Surely it would be cheaper in the long run to erect some kind of barrier and have no recesses?

    Any form of defensive architecture installed on/at an existing building causes huge uproar; for a trade union to do so would cause even more. Can't see them doing it.


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