Beear wrote:It could well be true, as Southwark Council does offer a 'Street Furniture Licence' and a Tables and Chairs Licence' to such businesses - Highway licensingThanks, I'll try emailing the council again. I went into The Watch House yesterday afternoon and said I was going to complain to the council about the 2 boards and tables they are placing on the pavement. I was expecting that they would apologize or go and move the boards a bit but got a 'the council is fine with the boards and tables, luvv...' reply.
I would 'luvv' to remove and take everything to the recycling place but I'm quite small and could not carry 2 boards, 2 tables and 6 chairs with me :–)))
We should start a campaign: PAVEMENTS FOR PEOPLE NOT FOR POSTERS!
Beear wrote:Thanks, I'll try emailing the council again. I went into The Watch House yesterday afternoon and said I was going to complain to the council about the 2 boards and tables they are placing on the pavement. I was expecting that they would apologize or go and move the boards a bit but got a 'the council is fine with the boards and tables, luvv...' reply.
I would 'luvv' to remove and take everything to the recycling place but I'm quite small and could not carry 2 boards, 2 tables and 6 chairs with me :–)))
We should start a campaign: PAVEMENTS FOR PEOPLE NOT FOR POSTERS!
Beear wrote:Dear Roland, thank for the invitation and thank you for not placing the small board near the corner. It makes a big difference.
Best
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