As long as they can pay dividends...
Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy
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this will be one of those things that the future looks back on and is absolutely disgusted with
It happens every time it rains and will continue to do so until we can split rainwater from domestic wastewater - £85Billion taken out in dividends by water companies but ''we'' need to pay higher water bills to pay for future investment. Some say you couldn't make it up - but we could, easily!
Now you've said it out loud we'll have to run another story about brown people.
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It’s obvious it’s disgusting now…no need to wait to mull it over.
Privatising essentials like water is madness
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it is, but nothings getting done about it, its just swept under the rug
And it's something that actually has broad public support across the political spectrum.
Iron Lillies in Prinny Quay has reopened with a new cheaper menu, though it looks like they've got a job on their hands changing opinions on the place. On the Facebook post about the reopening, there's nothing but abuse about how **** it was.
If I remember right most of the complaints regarding the previous incarnation were about the poor service and not so much the prices.
Planning permission granted for the former Portland Hotel and Debenhams buildings. Good, now get these eyesores done pronto.
Why has it been allowed to silt up like it has???
Someone mentioned the other week the river Hull near kingswood is completely overgrown and silted up
Why
I thought a permanent position of the Corsair had been announced now the was close to being if not finished... is this it...?>
Yea TC, it's the dry dock in the photo but it needs the entrance dredging to get her in.
You would have thought that they would have the permission to dredge before they built the dry dock bit. It will be a right pisser if those responsible say no.
Apparently the silt is full of toxicity, so discussions have been taking place with the relevant authorities before permission was applied for.
This new M&S at Kingswood is going to take a hell of a long time, work isn't expected to begin on site until late 2026, ahead of the store opening in autumn/winter 2027.