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  • slobodan
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    Gritting is just taking away the fun.
    Empty all the grit bins and watch everyone fall and break bones and stuff, BMW's bashing into lamposts.
    If there was no grit people would buy snow chains, and the pensioner population would shrink.

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  • mckirdy-services
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    ha ha, thats brilliant. Where did you get it from ? do you do gritting for the local councils ?

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  • davec170
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    I live in a dead-end too. I also help my neighbours out...



    I even do the pavements!

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  • mckirdy-services
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    Originally posted by JUDWAK View Post
    the grit bin is mine
    the grit is highways grit that i use to grit this road and this road only
    ok i break the law by putting a bit on 4 paths on this street
    all 4 paths are elderly people i look after them in wither time
    i put the grit bin into the back on my mates 4x4 and go out and fill it up
    i use that 4x4 with the bin in the back to grit this road whats left i save and keep it gritted
    but i do own the bin
    as long as there public footpaths you can use the grit on them, if not....Shame on you

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  • JUDWAK
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    the grit bin is mine
    the grit is highways grit that i use to grit this road and this road only
    ok i break the law by putting a bit on 4 paths on this street
    all 4 paths are elderly people i look after them in wither time
    i put the grit bin into the back on my mates 4x4 and go out and fill it up
    i use that 4x4 with the bin in the back to grit this road whats left i save and keep it gritted
    but i do own the bin

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  • JUDWAK
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    you can freely take it its for use on the highways only
    just highways

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  • mckirdy-services
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    Kent Council have removed the locations of the grit bins from there website. Over the next couple of weeks ill be driving around and collecting a few sacks of grit from country grit bins to do my road. I got stuck for over 2 weeks last year.

    And before anybody moans, no I am not going to use it on my drive as I don't have one. The council didn't grit my road as its a cul-de-sac but there is also no grit bin within a mile.

    I have no problem spending 20 minutes shoveling the snow off the road and gritting it, better than complaining about it. But ill be damed if I'm going to pay for the pleasure of the grit.


    Your neighbour should know better, if I had a drive I would have no problem spending the £3 or £4 a sack for the grit salt. Glad you got a grit bin outside your house for complaining.

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  • JUDWAK
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    i had a war over grit last year
    i live on a hill we was snowed in the highways agency puts git bins out on eather side of the hill
    the local bizzy body communety leader/neighbourhood watch/counsel warden
    she nicked it for her new drive that the counsel payed for
    i asked why have you stolen that grit?
    her reply was
    feck off i have not stolen any grit i need that for my drive and pathways i have a caravan you know
    i lost it a bit and replyed nicly of corse
    well fek me pink you got a caravan and a drive payed for by the counsel
    it still dont give you the right to steal grit
    i was then quoted in to how she is the head of this and that

    i told her to go get feked thats theft end off
    the next day we were still snowed in a walked around the corner were the grit bins are
    and the higways officer was there putting a big sticker on the bin saying
    FOR ROAD USE ONLY PROPERTY OF THE HIGHWAYS AGENCY

    she got a stiff bollican for stealing the grit she was lucky
    i am a realy well liked person around here you know
    i know have my own grit bin with grit that feks everybody off
    all they keep saying is how do you get you own bin

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  • mckirdy-services
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    winter 2010/2011

    UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Nov 2010 to Wednesday 8 Dec 2010:
    There is a trend for more settled, but colder weather to become established across much of the UK. Rainfall should be mostly below average, especially in the west. Easterly winds could bring wintry showers to some parts, particularly to the east coast. Temperatures are likely to be below average with an increased risk of frost overnight.
    Updated: 1219 on Tue 9 Nov 2010


    Looks like the MET have finally given up on a milder than normal winter.

    I give the local councils untill 10th December to start running out of grit
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