roffeyd007

I have to agree with you Hackney Lad. A confrontational individual with an abject lack of empathy. There a huge number of reasons why when the restrictions first came in, they were unnoticed, because a bus got in the way of what signage there was at the time, which obviously was not sufficient effective because so many people were caught out; foliage, concentrating on other traffic, pedestrians, the fact that it was a well used route and who'd have thought that they would do such a thing. Any reduction in pollution has just been transferred elsewhere, or apparently fewer ppl are coming to Sheffield city centre. BTW they have frequently changed the city centre and in the 30years that I have been here it remains a dump, not a tree in sight with ugly shop fronts, street furniture spuied all over the show. If you don't live in a city, you've never heard of a Bus Gate, which in fact is only for buses, so it is a bus gate at all.

Did you find someone, can you recommend anyone, please?

Mr. Steven Griffiths G30 Consulting Ltd Unit 6 Neepsend Triangle Business Centre, 1 Burton Road, Sheffield

I use this road regularly and have experienced the problem of drivers pulling out of Endcliffe Glen Road on countless ocassions. The drivers don't look to see the traffice coming from their left (which is travelling on the on-coming traffic's side due to the highway restriction. When I drive on this road, I am always on the look out for drivers who do this. Thankfully I have not had any abuse. If the OP wants to forward this response to teh police, I am happy to talk to them. It is partly a problem with the road layout, but mostly one of poor road users failing to look both ways.

'oxymoronically', I like that. I think that would be marketing speak, therefore it doesn't have to mean anything.

ARe you saying that it costs to park your car on a single yellow line in town on a Sunday? How crazy is that, what in god's name is the overall benefit of that, there isn't, just SCC trying to make money, what are the associated costs, salaries and costs of managing this system. Another poor judgement by SCC.

I think that you are missing the point......healthy trees should not be chopped down, it is against all aspects of common sense. We have a responsibility to society to protect our environment for each and everyone of us, we are all equally responsible. It is very simple, stop the wanton destruction of our environment, heritage and landscape. All parties in this should work to an agreed schedule of works, agreed with the protesters, tree experts and council and Amey. Above all this is a waste of public resources, is making a pathetic laughing stock of the SCC, here in Sheffield, nationally and internationally. SCC and Amey are currently responsible for the destruction of the one thing that Sheffield promotes itself by, a green city. The solution is so very simple.....stop chopping the trees down, act like responsible adults and agree a way forward.

Good luck with that. What's the name of the firm?

pm me if you are still looking. Cheers

Depending on the level of care required, you could take a look at Abbeyfield, on Fulwood Road, Fulwood, S10. They are only a small home, based on independent living, but the standards are high, they are warm and friendly and it is tastefully furnished with a beautiful garden and terrace, close to the shops and country-side. The food is always freshly prepared. They currently have a single room and the top floor flatlet available. I use to work for them. NHS nursing staff say it is the best kept secret in Sheffield, they are rubbish at promoting themselves...... Good luck.

and the rest, I was driving past and counted more vehicles in attendance........was it an isolated attack or were there gangs of people involved? Imagine the duplication of paperwork.

Looking for a badminton coach for enthusiastic teenager looking for more practise and learning new skills. Must have experience and references. Either before or after school. S10 area. Thank you

Chris Topp, of Topp Flooring, 07525 843 938 He's a great guy no nonsense

Yeah, Catcliffe for families and good transport and it's inexpensive £140K for a 3 bedroomed house with garage and garden.

I've got a second hand one if your landlord/lady wants to contact me.