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Mr Schiavone, you’ve
Mr Schiavone, you’ve inherited £30,000 from your long lost aunt Betsi/ won the lottery
oh, thank you very much. Damn.
Man to appear in court after refusing to pay English-only parking fine
The Council have now
The Council have now published the documents on this matter. It seems the plan was to turn part of the side of the property facing Swinegate into a garage, complete with turntable so the vehicle emerges going forward.
That seems quite ambitious for a medium sized property in a town in Lincolnshire – you’d have to like a property a lot to put that kind of investment in, I’d have thought.
Local knowledge needed – did this all happen?
http://www.southkesteven.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=8170&application=s15/3510§ion=documents
There’s nothing to stop you, me or anyone else riding their bike to an NT place. When I lived and cycled in NW England, a fine run to the Sizergh Castle NT cafe was a regular ride.I suppose you could argue for better bike theft prevention measures for those who want to leave the bike for a wander in the castle
I’d like to think that NT sites were relatively safe, thieving wise.
Dyrham Park and Basildon Park both have their main entrances on A roads – but this is where a little bit of ingenuity or local knowledge come in to locate a back entrance (via Dyrham village) or the exit driveway for cars.
And it’s nicest if the cafe and toilets can be outside the pay barrier – such as at Stourhead where groups from Bath often have a teewee stop.
The best I could find for
The best I could find for this one was the fairly regular services to Pucklechurch 3 miles west.
Someone on Twitter X pointed
Someone on Twitter X pointed out the large number (42,000 I think) of people living within a one mile radius of the site.
coach drivers
coach drivers
https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/23693669.coach-gets-stuck-tight-gap-outside-chicken-blues/
Concerns over slip and slide
Concerns over slip and slide off A31 near Wimborne
You can’t have fun because cars: ‘Said a Pamphill resident: “These problems were also apparent when the slide was open last year and I was disappointed to see that it was happening again, this journey is busy, lengthy and hazardous enough without extra factors adding to the problems.’
Or
“This slide is absolutely NOT a distraction. People complaining about this need to get a life and stop being fun sponges [new phrase unlocked]. It’s a temporary thing for the summer.
“Look ahead when driving on the road, it’s not difficult. If you are easily distracted then you should not have a driving licence.
https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/23690701.concerns-slip-slide-off-a31-near-wimborne/
What’s the context here
What’s the context here please? (I get that you don’t want to link to the Mail).
“I can tackle anything in
“I can tackle anything in this” latest
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/silly-season-land-rover-left-8640347
Car ends up fully inside
Car ends up fully inside Wolverhampton charity shop after smashing through window
Three fire crews and police were sent to the scene after the crash – always room for one more
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/black-country/car-ends-up-fully-inside-24836910
Car ‘crashes’ through wall and into Oldham living room
https://www.theoldhamtimes.co.uk/news/23401619.car-crashes-wall-oldham-living-room/
Driver taken to hospital after car hits shop front in Stokesley
https://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/23475727.driver-taken-hospital-car-hits-shop-front-stokesley/
Car crashes into Wooburn Green pub
Edinburgh Morrisons locked down after car ploughs into front of supermarket
https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/news/edinburgh-news/edinburgh-morrisons-locked-down-after-25277021
and talking of lock-down
Villagers evacuated after car crashes in high street at 3am
New plans for ‘car free’
New plans for ‘car free’ homes next to Exeter Morrisons
It is the second phase of the major development on land next to Exeter’s Morrisons supermarket
Gotta love the comments on this one:
“Has the thought occurred to anyone that this idea will restrict those living in this apartment potentially freedom of travel? Where does mental health come into this”
Schrodinger’s flat dweller simultaneously able to afford / not able to afford one / run a car
….and with house prices how they are, if these are even remotely affordable, somebody will end up having to live in them and have this assault on personal transport rammed down their throat.
https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/new-plans-car-free-homes-8635780
Imagine using taxpayer
Imagine using taxpayer resources p to try to take legal action against the ULEZ extension.
Road set to close ‘all
Road set to close ‘all weekend’ after car smashes into city flats
The crash happened at the junction of Lifford Road and Pershore Road just after 6am today and has caused heavy traffic in the area all day
https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/midlands-news/major-birmingham-road-set-close-27418484
Drivers hit by ‘price penalty
Drivers hit by ‘price penalty’ to meet Ulez rules
“While the overall used car market is in good health nationally, drivers are having to pay a price penalty to follow the rules in London.” ?
Transport for London estimates that more than 200,000 drivers of non-compliant vehicles will be affected.”
https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/national/23685346.drivers-hit-price-penalty-meet-ulez-rules/
There might be another clue
There might be another clue buried in this 2016 planning application by our Mr Escreet: s15/3510 Proposal: Change of use and alterations to form dwellinghouse (C3) from office use, together with associated formation of vehicular access
I’ve requested the documents. Google Maps suggests that the house was being refurbished in 2018. Based on no evidence at all, my guess is that in Georgian times the church sold this corner of the land.
As has been stated, the current Lincolnshire highway map doesn’t claim this passageway way as such. Looking a the site plan now, it would be interesting to see what vehicular access was formed in 2016.
There are two 1700s records in the Lincolnshire archives referring to:
Property in Alms Lane and Swinegate
Two houses in Swinegate and Alms Lane
If you look at the 1900s 1:25″ map, it refers to Hurst’s Almhouses, as does the current map, so there may have been a road to access them, maybe the one under discussion.
The Land Registry, if anyone’s got £30 spare, might provide some information, but not if the site is indeed unregistered.
https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/#zoom=17.5&lat=52.91472&lon=-0.64231&layers=168&b=1
