Tabard St by St George the Martyr

I totally agree but the problem is that whoever is in charge keep saying that in the future it will be fixed after some works have been done.. Result is that it is a constant building site and no estathic solution is made.

The usually interested Cllr McNally has gone very quiet on this one recently!

This rather amused me on my walk through the lovely Tabard St this morning. Not sure Maggie Hambling needs to waste her time and prestige given the creative types watching over the space. There's a wonderful degree of tension in that arrangement.

Amazing, the blokes who placed those covers back after the most recent work on the drainage didn't work out the correct sequence. Don't let them near a jigsaw puzzle.

But, I think you're on to something. Break up more of the brick pavement features and get a dim-witted contractor to piece them back together in a random way. Far more texturally interesting than what is there at the moment.

It may well have been someone messing about but it made me smile and yes, it adds detail and a point of interest to a terminally bleak area.