Fence damage
Fence damage
Tyre damage
Tyre damage
Tyre damage
Hazardous hole
The metal fence remained up for two months and the new excuse was that the grass was going to be reseeded. However, on 17th October the fence was taken down without reseeding having taken place, and the tents were pushed off the grass onto the pavement. It was then revealed that the GLA themselves had damaged the grass, both with the footings of the metal fence and by leaving muddy tyre tracks from their vehicles. It has also been pointed out that some of the sunken manhole covers around the grassed area pose a hazard to walkers in the dark.
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Scuffles today.
19.10.2007 17:16
Doug
Lols
20.10.2007 10:32
Jo Bloggs