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It always baffles me why people even care that others smoke cannabis.

This one must be a contender! https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/134192462#/?channel=RES_BUY

As others have said, there's a scheme which lets people use various pubs and restaurants if they need the toilet. I know The Graduate pub on Surrey Street is one. There are also other places which aren't in the scheme such as McDonald's etc.

You resurrected a 4 year old discussion just to tell us this?

A friend of a friend worked on the Castle Market demolition and said he saw rats the size of cats, so I'd expect Moorfoot to be the same.

Correct. It used to be the same here as in the USA, but the British Nationality Act 1982 put an end to that. One of the parents needs to be classed as settled in the UK for the child to be an automatic British citizen at birth.

I've noticed loads of these lately and wondered what it was all about? I assumed it might be easier to get a licence there than in a big city?

You can't go wrong with Woodseats Fisheries or Phoenix. Both have been there for donkey's years and are decent.

Couldn't agree more. Quite a few street signs around S8 have been crossed out and replaced with a 7. The bus stop at the bottom of Woodseats Road has also had S7 sprayed on it in massive letters. Total loser, whoever it is.

It seems to be the same with a lot of roads. They sometimes close parts of Little London Road for resurfacing when the whole lot needs doing. It's awful and full of potholes.

This was the first thing I noticed too. I used to be able to look up at the stars from my back yard but it's just too bright now. It's like aliens are landing! I definitely preferred the old ones. They had a nice warm glow to them and also looked better from a distance.

If it just looks like a big bright star then it will be Jupiter.

I've often thought it would be a good idea to try and put a walkway under the bridge which runs above the water, as walking under the bridge on the road is quite risky. The whole area is a nightmare though. Especially when there's something going on at Climbing Works and parents are dropping kids off for gymnastic classes all at the same time. It's a bit of a pain living around the area with people coming and going outside your house constantly.

It's everywhere at the minute. There does seem to be a zero-tolerance policy in the Bramall Lane underpass though. Anything there during the afternoon has been painted over in a vile shade of greenish yellow by the following morning.

I walk down Arundel Gate and Snig Hill on my way to work in a morning and can't believe the amount of beggars and homeless people I see. The entrance to what used to be Jumbo (Chinese buffet place) has been turmed into a makeshift squat with cardboard and broken glass everywhere, similar to the entrance of the old Boardwalk. There are also two or three people in sleeping bags where the bus stops are outside what's now the British Heart Foundation shop too. I'm not having a go at the individual people seeing as I don't know them, but it's beginning to look quite scruffy in that part of town.

So does Worksop, but I couldn't care less what's going on there.

S8, as mentioned above.

I like the view from the top of Cavill Road just around the corner from Cherry Bank Road. Can probably see more in winter though when the trees have less foliage.

I put £25 in coppers into one the other day. As I don't bank with HSBC, I'd rather them take 9.9% than me have to spend ages counting them into money bags to take to the bank!

I only ever walk through this tunnel during the middle of the day, and even then it's dark and horrible. I can't imagine what it's like at night when you have to walk over the river bridge too. It's similar to Frog Walk in a way.

Good luck with that. I worked in there before moving to another government building in town, where my work pass would still get me in Moorfoot, and the woman on security used to challenge me when I walked through as a shortcut!

Unfortunately, I think we know the answer to that.

I actually quite like it, but that's probably because I worked in it for three years. The corridors snake around so much in there that I often used to get lost!

Hardly surprising when the same cretins vote them in time and time again. They know they can essentially do what they want because it won't matter.

I think we could probably have a good guess to be honest.