Any super market that spends several hundreds of pounds in what is
essentially a wire box on wheels deserves to loose a few

Druss wrote:
Those trollies cost the supermarkets several hundred pounds each, I
wouldn't want anyone to get done for "nicking" one of them.
I know they tried this in the early eighties with the bread baskets,
and now they'll do you if you own a blue pallet !!!

Talking of which there was a garden makeover prog with Monty Don and
Carol Klein, in which two blokes built a raised deck using blue
pallets, and it was all done on film, they had to apologise the next
week, since the blue pallets all belong to one company and they NEVER
sell them to anyone, so any found anywhere are theirs, he he he

Duncan

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Mary Fisher wrote:
In this street it's sometimes possible to squeeze past cars on the
pavement but not if you're pushing a pram. There's a nursery at the
bottom of the street so every day young mums are forced on the road
with prams and toddlers.


A chat with the local constabulary should get a result. Failing that
'borrow a trolley from the local supermarket and scrape it down the
side of the cars, they soon learn.

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Steve R

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One piece, one button suit, timeless fashion. All made by the same
manufacturer, no designer label, everybody has one.

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Steve R

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One piece, one button suit, timeless fashion. All made by the same
manufacturer, no designer label, everybody has one.