Bloody council

[parapanfan]

If the council already knew about the hazard and have failed to rectify the signage they are opening themselves to a massive liability suit!

Go gettum!

[chazhead]

Or not, as the more overinflated liability claims that go ahead over nothing means bigger council tax bills or insurance premiums.

Looks like no one was injured, the council have been notified of the problem leave it there and sit smug in doing ya public duty, why try and make money out the situation?

[parapanfan]

Clearly as no-one was injured then no claim is due.

However, many organisations employ risk assessors to work out whether it is cheaper to pay out damages than it is to carry out the repairs.

A law suit ups the ante and makes it a cheaper option to make safe the work they are responsible for.

[paulzxr]

suprise,suprise, this morning there were so many signs, nearly crashed looking at them all
oh, and more good news is rather than use gravel on my favorite local road, they've tarmac'd it, looks as smooth as a bowling green now, but with white lines down the middle, and black tarmac not green grass, and there wasnt any old folk dressed up in there whites launching big balls at a small ball, .........you get the idea

[Bikerchickett]

suprise,suprise, this morning there were so many signs, nearly crashed looking at them all
oh, and more good news is rather than use gravel on my favorite local road, they've tarmac'd it, looks as smooth as a bowling green now, but with white lines down the middle, and black tarmac not green grass, and there wasnt any old folk dressed up in there whites launching big balls at a small ball, .........you get the idea

Yippee

[Tina]

Can't win can they