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Tommy
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Post: # 60887Post Tommy

...or a MASSIVE cock-up

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seanandruby
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Post: # 60894Post seanandruby

Without knowing what else is being done it is hard to understand why it happens. Sometimes temporary works,as part of the enabling works is needed, sometimes for H&S reasons.
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mickavalon
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Post: # 60901Post mickavalon

Shameful, but probably done for H&S reasons, and cost I suppose. Might be doing a better job when they have more funds, you'd hope.
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GB_Groundworks
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Post: # 60903Post GB_Groundworks

Yeah but if it's just for h&s and to stop flooding a quick sheet piled coffer dam would have done till they did the flood work 2 days max councils love wasting our money
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mickavalon
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Post: # 60904Post mickavalon

Maybe Banksy did it!!:laugh:
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