This is Bridge Street, Lampeter, showing some road improvements.
No doubt this costly work was done to improve the roads pavements and did not a lot to provide better management of parking.
For some reason it appears necessary to plan wooden bollards on the pavement and also in the middle of a bespoke parking space.
Another example of public sector waste? Or is there something I’m missing in terms of understanding the value of this town impovement?
I saw the Olympic torch last Sunday, it was passing through Aberaeron so it seemed churlish to ignore it. Off we went: me and the family, to get a good view of proceedings as it passed through the town. Expectations were high, the crowd was large and the sun was shining. All looked good.
I came across this sign whilst walking my dog today, I’d not seen a Cold Calling Control Zone before and wondered how or why they are established. So I rang the number on the sign and was told that it was: Set-up by the local authority Meant to deter cold callers Not enforceable in law…
I’ve spent months developing the Junction 31 website, some of it taking me into uncharted territory, but generally supported by the thousands of developers working on open-source applications. But there was one thing that I could not fix: my “Alan’s Views” blog layout. Whatever I did, it always seemed to align itself off the page…
Ken Skates, will travel to Oxford and Cambridge universities next Wednesday to discuss what can be done to increase the numbers of Welsh students studying at Oxbridge.
“Duw Gadwo’r Frenhines” – gan Gwylim Mai (Ffynhonnell: Hanesiaith Gwladol) Duw, cadw ar bob awr, Frenhines Prydain Fawr, Amddifyn hon: Amgaera Di ei sedd, Rhag creulawn rwyg y cledd, O! cadw hyd y bedd Victoria Ion