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I think the side report about the fox should have been the headline…Meanwhile in Fleet, Hampshire
People think town's Christmas lights look like 'underwear on a washing line'
The local council also managed to see the funny side.
I saw the fox report and moved on very sharplyI think the side report about the fox should have been the headline…
And the lights are “pants”.
So decorating your house, for charity, however you want to can incur a charge? The council need to f*** OFF
Is there more to it than that do you know? It's not like you need permission
Yes you do, for a big display. The Council insist you pay for a Council approved qualified electrician to set it up/check it. Cost, £2,000 plus.
Have you read on how the locals have ben moaning
Just seen that, to be fair we never worried about the DJ etc so that’s no loss. Can understand the complaints about parking but every event like that always attracts entitled twats who park wherever they want.Have you read on how the locals have ben moaning
I haven't been for a few years.
Well, there's only one Twat household in that street then.
That doesn’t make any sense to me, if you aren’t connecting to a council supply ie a street lamp it’s got sod all to do with them.
I don't know whether the electrician would be an employee of the council, or an independent electrician commissioned by the council for the job. Either way, it never came to pass, because the householder refused to pay and the light display was never brought out again.That doesn’t make any sense to me, if you aren’t connecting to a council supply ie a street lamp it’s got sod all to do with them.
You can do what you want in your own premises.
And what is a council approved electrician? Someone who works for the council
Not saying you are wrong although being a sparks it doesn’t make sense.
I am getting a mega batch of PAT tested stickers made up and heading off to Gloucestershire as we speak. There is gold in them there hills.That doesn’t make any sense to me, if you aren’t connecting to a council supply ie a street lamp it’s got sod all to do with them.
You can do what you want in your own premises.
And what is a council approved electrician? Someone who works for the council
Not saying you are wrong although being a sparks it doesn’t make sense.
You can buy them in Screwfix but I doubt anyone’s going to pay £2000 for a PAT test
