Does anyone know when it's due to be open? I know construction will take a bit longer than anticipated due to TLG casually unscrewing some of the fixings every day as he walks to work but I haven't seen anything about when it's planned to be ready
Printable View
Does anyone know when it's due to be open? I know construction will take a bit longer than anticipated due to TLG casually unscrewing some of the fixings every day as he walks to work but I haven't seen anything about when it's planned to be ready
Quote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
CHRISTMAS knowing our council.
The work on Wellfield Rd hasn't gone down well with some selfish idiots.
Trees are snapped less than 24 hours after being placed on a Cardiff street
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/w...wsApp_AppShare
Does it matter how long it takes? It is for the benefit of citizens using the bars and restaurants in the city that are not allowed to open for business. :shrug:
What's the matter, xsnaggle? You sound a bit glum.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Naw I'm OK. Just the Council. They are both anti-car (which is a lot of what this is about) and dull and inefficient and wasteful. Yet there seems to be nothing we can do about it. People say use the ballot box but everyone is so lethargic about it and so convinced it won't make any difference that it will never happen.Quote:
Originally Posted by Heisenberg
Anyway, if it did I'd have to find something else to moan about. :-(
(Not that I moan of course!)
Yeah it matters because it's my birthday this week and I want to know if there's any chance I can meet friends there if the weather's crap. Stop looking for arguments everywhereQuote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Anyway I've discovered that the best way to get into the centre of town to shop now is to drive to Abercynon Park-and-ride and catch a train. Trouble is the council figured that out too so they closed the park-and-ride and put a Covid testing station on it. But that's OK because there are no ****ing trains running anyway! lol