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"A jetty over Brighton Queen’s Park pond is set to open in March – almost a year late following health and safety delays.
The jetty was built in 2019 after park visitors were asked to choose how to spend money contributed by local developers – either to rework its quiet garden to open it up and deter drug users, or to create a dipping platform.
The platform project was chosen and the jetty was completed to the original designs by May – but a surprise inspection by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents meant it has remained fenced off ever since.
A few weeks later the barriers were then unceremoniously thrown into the pond, and access to the jetty was restored. Then a fortnight ago I saw that the barriers had been re-erected, and restored to their position in front of the jetty blocking access. Two days later they were moved allowing access.Great, common sense prevailed!Sadly not, for this morning I see that one of the "safety" barriers has again been re-erected, and placed in front of the jetty blocking access (before and after pictures above)."
Here we are now in the latter part of September, and the 'Elf of Safety has exacted a terrible revenge on those who chucked the "safety" barriers into the lake.
Ladies and Gentlemen I present to you the monstrous carbuncle, which is a metallic blight on what was an attractive wooden jetty.
I would draw your attention to the gate, which has potential for a padlock to be added!
All this so that councillors can moor their super-yachts on the pond.
Here is #JettyGate The Movie, for your pleasure.
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"A jetty over Brighton Queen’s Park pond is set to open in March – almost a year late following health and safety delays.
The jetty was built in 2019 after park visitors were asked to choose how to spend money contributed by local developers – either to rework its quiet garden to open it up and deter drug users, or to create a dipping platform.
The platform project was chosen and the jetty was completed to the original designs by May – but a surprise inspection by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents meant it has remained fenced off ever since."
Here's why this is bollocks:Drinking very hot tea almost doubles the risk of cancer, a new study says https://t.co/K3YIZZDUfV— CNN (@CNN) March 21, 2019
Visit The Orifice of Government Commerce and buy a collector's item.excuse me? it raises your risk of *oesophageal* cancer, which is fairly rare. Drinking 3 cups of v hot tea a day raises avg risk from ≈0.06% a year to ≈0.1% a year, if I've read it right.— Tom Chivers (@TomChivers) March 21, 2019
The thing that really raises your risk is getting older, so try not to do that https://t.co/ldtZgYEep5
NEW Theresa May's advice to eat mouldy jam could expose families to 'unseen toxins' says Food Standards Agency https://t.co/wv4pn2D310 via @Telegraph— Christopher Hope (@christopherhope) February 13, 2019
Someone tell @theresa_may that she is wasting mould by scraping it off the jam. Here are some of the things she could do with it #JamGate #MouldGate— Ken Frost (@ken_frost) February 13, 2019
None of us will get out of here alive, and we all go to the devil in our own particular way!“Nearly nine in 10 had at least one unhealthy trait.” I should hope so! https://t.co/2tMWUXtdEl— Christopher Snowdon (@cjsnowdon) December 4, 2018
“Everybody assumed this, but nobody has demonstrated it.So there you have it folks, Nanny will not only start lecturing those who live in miserable climates to drink less (thus making us even more miserable) but also try to persuade those she determines to be "high risk" to move.
The findings show us that in order to prevent alcohol abuse, resources should be focused more in cold places. People with a genetic predisposition to alcoholism should maybe avoid living in a very cold place as they will probably drink more.”
“Our study has shown that Austrian adults who consume a vegetarian diet are less healthy (in terms of cancer, allergies, and mental health disorders), have a lower quality of life, and also require more medical treatment.”You can rest assured that Nanny will ignore these findings, as facts are irrelevant to her.
“It’s about people choosing to look after themselves better, staying active and stopping smoking. Making better choices by limiting alcohol, sugar, salt and fat.It sounds to me as though it will be a case of penalising people and telling them what to eat drink, and smoke!
But focusing on the responsibilities of patients, isn’t about penalising people.
It’s about helping them make better choices, giving them the all the support we can, because we know taking the tough decisions is never easy.”
"We need to move from a system that detects and treats illnesses to one that also predicts and prevents poor health through promoting health in all policies and puts people back in charge of their own health."I have a few observations:
This is basically "UK's most working-class High Streets" https://t.co/j5xffEglzu
— Pub Curmudgeon 🍻 (@oldmudgie) November 2, 2018