Cardiff's staggered work hours plan to cut city centre congestion

[Heisenberg]

So I wasn't taking the piss, having the seating area in the Hayes would be no added benefit to the panini shop. Perhaps the traders didn't sign up to the app because the area was miles away from their places of business and the adverse comments on the food sent so far may have outweighed any benefits. Just a thought.

And gladly, I do not have any stricures on when or if I answer you posts, again tf.

As an added point it has now been decide that the area is being taken down on Sunday, but the council haven't decided what to do with the street.

"Perhaps the traders didn't sign up to the app because the area was miles away from their places of business".

You're seriously taking the piss now. "They should all be able to use the seating area. The council doesn't look after everyone", "the seating area is probably miles away". Make your mind up, Snags. You're just arguing with yourself at this point.

You don't have to answer anything... But you've been quick enough to moan about the public transport in Cardiff and the issues with Castle St.. now you're and telling everyone that they now need to be vocal about the issues you've raised.

Because of that, I thought you'd jump at the chance to answer a question about what you've done personally to vocalise your unhappiness with how the council is working (other than moan on here) so we may be able to follow suit.

Guess not.

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"Perhaps the traders didn't sign up to the app because the area was miles away from their places of business".

You're seriously taking the piss now. "They should all be able to use the seating area. The council doesn't look after everyone", "the seating area is probably miles away". Make your mind up, Snags. You're just arguing with yourself at this point.

You don't have to answer anything... But you've been quick enough to moan about the public transport in Cardiff and the issues with Castle St.. now you're and telling everyone that they now need to be vocal about the issues you've raised.

Because of that, I thought you'd jump at the chance to answer a question about what you've done personally to vocalise your unhappiness with how the council is working (other than moan on here) so we may be able to follow suit.

Guess not.

I don't recall saying that in this discussion.
I've raised the public transport issue with my local councilor and he said they're more interested in stopping cars than in actually providing a reasonable alternative. It will take years to sort out public transport but they don't want to wait that long to get rid of cars.

[Heisenberg]

I don't recall saying that in this discussion.
I've raised the public transport issue with my local councilor and he said they're more interested in stopping cars than in actually providing a reasonable alternative. It will take years to sort out public transport but they don't want to wait that long to get rid of cars.

I'm not surprised that you don't recall it.

When did you speak to your local councillor?

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I'm not surprised that you don't recall it.

When did you speak to your local councillor?

Ou? D
What is it with you ? Do you think you're the Spanish inquisition?
It none of your business but until quite recently he was my landlord so I spoke to him quite frequently?
So when did I say it?

[Heisenberg]

Ou? D
What is it with you ? Do you think you're the Spanish inquisition?
It none of your business but until quite recently he was my landlord so I spoke to him quite frequently?
So when did I say it?

No, it's just that you're often full of shit and become really defensive when asked simple questions about your assertions (remember the whole "there are people high up who don't want the pubs to reopen" rubbish that you peddled for ages and couldn't name a single person who felt that way?) so it's difficult to believe you when you say certain things. That's your fault, not mine.

Congrats on having a conversation with your former landlord about the issues that have made you so angry

I have no idea what your last question is in reference to. I'm happy to answer it if you can explain what you meant.

[LeningradCowboy]

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-...sador-19107203

Two of Cardiff's best-known restaurants have taken the decision to close from Monday to Thursday due to a lack of city centre trade.

[Michael Morris]

Castle St to be re-opened? - for taxis busses and cycles. Not as a public thoroughfare

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-...F-AF684D484DA4

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Castle St to be re-opened? - for taxis busses and cycles. Not as a public thoroughfare

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-...F-AF684D484DA4

They will consult.
Like they did when they closed it and didn't tell the bus company in time for it to brief all its drivers, and didn't tell the local shop keepers.

[BLUETIT]

They will consult.
Like they did when they closed it and didn't tell the bus company in time for it to brief all its drivers, and didn't tell the local shop keepers.

I’m going to set up a table and parasol and protest about this

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I’m going to set up a table and parasol and protest about this

Shall I bring the paninis?