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60% of UK parents want air pollution exclusion zones around schools

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  • May 29, 2018 at 11:46 am #913165
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    Kristina29

    It’s a good news though, huh?

    It’s a good news though, huh?

    February 28, 2018 at 1:44 pm #913163
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    brakesmadly

    Presumably they only care

    Presumably they only care about air quality for the 6 or so hours per day that their child is at school, but the other 18 hours per day and all weekend is open season?

    NIMBYs.

    February 27, 2018 at 1:27 pm #913161
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    brooksby
    fukawitribe wrote:
    davel wrote:
    fukawitribe wrote:
    brooksby wrote:
    fukawitribe wrote:
    Grahamd wrote:
    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

    “vast majority”….     what pompous nonsense.

    Maybe its 51.89% of the parents – I think that constitutes a “vast majority”, doesn’t it?

    So you both know that the ‘vast majority’ of parents drive their kids to school and only want less cars so they can park easily…. seriously ? OK, i’m up for that – show us your figures.

    Edit : removed the last snarky bit but seriously, the comment comes across as typical Daily Mail style sweeping generalisations based on nothing but bigotry and bias. I might be nice for folk on here to try and do somewhat better…

    One of those comments is what’s known as a ‘Brexitwhoosh’.

    Ah – pooh – idiot self. Excellent point – apologies to brooksby. Thanks davel.

    yes

    February 27, 2018 at 1:14 pm #913159
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    fukawitribe
    davel wrote:
    fukawitribe wrote:
    brooksby wrote:
    fukawitribe wrote:
    Grahamd wrote:
    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

    “vast majority”….     what pompous nonsense.

    Maybe its 51.89% of the parents – I think that constitutes a “vast majority”, doesn’t it?

    So you both know that the ‘vast majority’ of parents drive their kids to school and only want less cars so they can park easily…. seriously ? OK, i’m up for that – show us your figures.

    Edit : removed the last snarky bit but seriously, the comment comes across as typical Daily Mail style sweeping generalisations based on nothing but bigotry and bias. I might be nice for folk on here to try and do somewhat better…

    One of those comments is what’s known as a ‘Brexitwhoosh’.

     

    Ah – pooh – idiot self. Excellent point – apologies to brooksby. Thanks davel.

    February 27, 2018 at 12:57 pm #913157
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    davel
    fukawitribe wrote:
    brooksby wrote:
    fukawitribe wrote:
    Grahamd wrote:
    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

    “vast majority”….     what pompous nonsense.

    Maybe its 51.89% of the parents – I think that constitutes a “vast majority”, doesn’t it?

    So you both know that the ‘vast majority’ of parents drive their kids to school and only want less cars so they can park easily…. seriously ? OK, i’m up for that – show us your figures.

    Edit : removed the last snarky bit but seriously, the comment comes across as typical Daily Mail style sweeping generalisations based on nothing but bigotry and bias. I might be nice for folk on here to try and do somewhat better…

    One of those comments is what’s known as a ‘Brexitwhoosh’.

    February 27, 2018 at 11:16 am #913155
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    fukawitribe
    brooksby wrote:
    fukawitribe wrote:
    Grahamd wrote:
    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

    “vast majority”….     what pompous nonsense.

    Maybe its 51.89% of the parents – I think that constitutes a “vast majority”, doesn’t it?

    So you both know that the ‘vast majority’ of parents drive their kids to school and only want less cars so they can park easily…. seriously ? OK, i’m up for that – show us your figures.

    Edit : removed the last snarky bit but seriously, the comment comes across as typical Daily Mail style sweeping generalisations based on nothing but bigotry and bias. I might be nice for folk on here to try and do somewhat better…

    February 27, 2018 at 10:20 am #913153
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    brooksby
    fukawitribe wrote:
    Grahamd wrote:
    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

    “vast majority”….     what pompous nonsense.

    Maybe its 51.89% of the parents – I think that constitutes a “vast majority”, doesn’t it?

    February 26, 2018 at 10:04 pm #913151
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    fukawitribe
    Grahamd wrote:
    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

    “vast majority”….     what pompous nonsense.

    February 26, 2018 at 9:49 pm #913149
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    Grahamd

    The vast majority want no

    The vast majority want no vehicles at or around schools to improve air quality…because they believe they are the exception who will then be able to park easily.

     

    February 26, 2018 at 9:06 pm #913147
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    davel

    srchar wrote:

    srchar wrote:

    13% opposed such measures, happy for their kids to suffer health issues so that they can drop them off right outside the school gates. Who are these people?

    Every school has them. Some of the parking I’ve seen at my kids’ schools… Reprobates would drive into the buildings and throw their kids out of the window if they could get away with it.

    February 26, 2018 at 8:50 pm #913145
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    srchar

    13% opposed such measures,

    13% opposed such measures, happy for their kids to suffer health issues so that they can drop them off right outside the school gates. Who are these people?

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