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On 02/07/2023 at 12:40, Westley said:

So, who is responsible for cutting overhanging hedgerows then  ?  Our local Council, in their wisdom, have installed some lovely 'window boxes' full of very pretty flowers on the safety railings situated at a busy T junction.  Lovely though it is, it is certainly a major hazard when exiting from that junction. Same Council has planted some lovely bushes on the grass verges, in an attempt to stop people parking on them. Those same bushes, after 12 months, are now a hazard, restricting vision to the right when exiting a junction. Obviously those making these decisions,  either do not drive or live in the area  ??

Up by us the council has actually put up barriers to impede the line of sight to stop people pulling straight from a bypass onto a roundabout

They thought it would make people slow to look properly instead of pulling straight onto the roundabout

In reality it makes people have to stop - causing mayhem and the shall i shant i go - crashes galore 

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23 minutes ago, jall25 said:

Up by us the council has actually put up barriers to impede the line of sight to stop people pulling straight from a bypass onto a roundabout

They thought it would make people slow to look properly instead of pulling straight onto the roundabout

In reality it makes people have to stop - causing mayhem and the shall i shant i go - crashes galore 

Sounds just like NEDC, where abouts is this?

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51 minutes ago, jall25 said:

And it also lets some lovely wild flowers spread too

Much rather they left the grass for No Mow May Just Leave it June and July and actually spent it on repairing the roads . removing graffiti and litter picker 

If only that were the case. Never seen the roads so bad 

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