They'll have contributed to the multi million £ overspend... and those trees must have cost thousands too...
Think that's a 'wait and see' style.
Because they look a bit crap.
They look ****e
Def fishing pole looking
I like them, other won't, 'twas ever thus.I quite like them, I like the idea of something that signifies what the site used to be.
Quite like them myself, whatever it is reminiscent of. Fish, cranes, both relevant.They're not supposed to be fishing rods, they're to represent the cranes that used to line the dockside...
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Cranes yes , line fishing no , but once lit they could look ace ! As they used to say in the old days 60’s- 70’s
Cranes yes , line fishing no , but once lit they could look ace ! As they used to say in the old days 60’s- 70’s
Great example. How about stop wasting time, money and resource on **** like this when the issues are known and obvious. Just get on and sort it out. A national and cross party approach too as it shouldn't be hampered by politics.![]()
It's a **** survey, the options are very limited and it will tell them pretty much nothing.
It's a **** survey, the options are very limited and it will tell them pretty much nothing.
You do, and then the responses you submit aren't accessible by those tasked with compiling the results as they are from a different department to the ones conducting the survey.Do you have to wait 6 weeks before you can talk to them to give your views?
And the director of customer satisfaction is on £120k. They earn their money by asking others how to do the job better.But an nhs office manager earns 80k per annum to do things like this
Have to go for blood tests every 3 months. Routine appointment with a nurse. Before I get home I get a text message asking how they did. Same last week after a flu jab. Asks if I was dealt with promptly and if I was happy with the way I was treated. Not much to be unhappy about when you roll up have a needle stuck in your arm and are straight out. No doubt if people answer those will be the figures they gave for punctuality and patient satisfaction. Never get one asking about your ratings for seeing some associate who knows nothing about you after waiting 6 weeks for an appointment and not being able to see a doctor. No doubt this NHS survey will be like that, designed to get the answers they want to fit their narrative.