On 03/02/2024 06:04 am, Simon Mason wrote:

QUOTE: Fraser Campbell, who lives in the Morningside area, claims Edinburgh Council officials gave insufficient warning to residents ahead of the new parking rules in the city. He was slapped with a £100 fine after leaving his motor outside his home.

ENDS

Does "Fraser" own the piece of road outside his house then?
No? Then suck it up, cowboy.

What about the chavs (like you) on bikes (like yours) who abuse those
very FOOTways (in Edinburgh and elsewhere) and like you, could not care
less for the safety of the pedestrians you pretend to be concerned about?

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On 03/02/2024 05:14 pm, Simon Mason wrote:

QUOTE: The pavement parking ban was officially adopted on January 29, with drivers parked on a pavement, double parked or parked at crossing points given a £100 fine. The rules are aimed at ensuring the safety of those getting around, and stopping

pavements becoming more narrow for those with prams or in wheelchairs. ENDS

Let's hope that "Fraser" does not get held up in his wheelchair and blocked in by one of these selfish twats in his elderly years, then his "poor me" attitude might radically alter.

Much more to the present point, let us all hope that nobody in the
locality is mown down by a chav-cyclist taking advantage of cleared
FOOTways and showing no concern at all for people on foot.

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On 03/02/2024 06:36 pm, Simon Mason wrote:

QUOTE: "We’re already hearing from people who really appreciate clearer, wider pavements and who no longer need to walk on the road as a result of the ban.ENDS

Win - win all round, Councillor Scott - don't let a few selfish twats ruin things for the vast majority of FOOTway chav-cyclists.

There.

Fixed it for you.

Now it says what you *really* "think".

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