Incinerator Public Meeting!

[jenniferbeech]

There is a public meeting at the Moon Hotel, Station Road on Monday 9th November at 7pm. Attend to find out more about the plans for a hazardous waste burning incinerator planned for Spondon.

[spondonian]

In line with the stated "reduce, reuse, recycle" credo, perhaps the organisers of this meeting would now like to tour Spondon and take down all the posters - in plastic(!) bags - that are littering the area?

[jenniferbeech]

You really do seem to be a miserable person.

The posters that were on the floor were ripped down by people other than those people that put them up (pro incinerator people perhaps)?

I for one work in the week so I was unable to remove the ones I had put up until the following weekend. They have now been removed and put in the recycling bin.

[spondonian]

"Miserable" - to want to maintain a tidy community?

I didn't refer to (and was not aware) of any posters on the floor, I was merely asking that you follow your own principles and remedy the illegal fly-posting.

The meeting was on the 9th November; I suggested they could be removed 9 days later. I wasn't suggesting you personally had to do it, unless you are the only person involved?

[jenniferbeech]

Not at all. There were several people putting up posters and I do believe that mine were the last to be removed. My mother in law died and we were away for a few days at the funeral. I was unable to attend the meeting because of this.
I am not a hypocrite but sometimes, things have to wait.

[spondonian]

My apologies. Thank you for removing the posters as soon as you could.

[jenniferbeech]

Thank you.

It's awful when a good old argument get's cut short isn't it?!

I appreciate the apology.

[spondonian]

Yeah, but we can carry on in the other thread...you get teh eeire feeling its only you and I reading this...?

[debbiewigley]

I put posters up also to advertise the public meeting that was held on the 9th Nov. I will now endeavour take them down as soon as I am able. I actually left some up because I was still hoping more people would see them and become aware of the plans for the incinerator. At the time it was very apparent that people- on the whole had no idea of the plans. Therefore were being denied their own opinion. Now that a letter has gone out to everybody in Spondon actually informing them of this huge issue then putting posters up becomes rather less necessary. I apologise if you have been offfended by the posters.

[spondonian]

Thank you also. In the spectrum of issues affecting Spondon, fly-posting may seem trivial but if place looks "uncared for" it encourages further lack of care such as graffiti.