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Hi, My car has been hit on the corner of Crebor street where it meets Dunstans road, it happened between the evening of the 6th of February after 18:30 and 08:20 on the morning of the 11th of Feb, if anyone saw anything, any info is much appreciated.

Hi All, Just wondered if anyone happened to notice a collision on Barry Road between the 13th and 19th June. I got back from holiday to notice that I was missing the glass and the wing mirror was cracked and there is black scrapes all the way down the left side of my red Audi. Looks like it could be quite an expensive paint job so any information would be greatly appreciated. P.S. I realise it was a month ago, at first I just thought the glass was missing and didn't notice all the scrapes.

The system is constructed with 20-30mm thick slips of actual clay bricks on a backing board, the gaps are pointed with mortar. Brick slips are used in modern construction because in most framed buildings traditional construction is not suitable: window openings are too large, balconies and piers make the detailing extensive and often require additional secondary steelwork to support the brickwork. This increases the amount of brick material along with the secondary steelwork which increase the building weight: subsequently foundations also need to be sized accordingly. Using full clay bricks purely as a cladding system therefore comes with a hugely unnecessary carbon footprint. Steel and concrete framed buildings are much more robust than in traditional construction as they have effective ties in all directions, many Victorian buildings lack these. The title of the post is a bit like saying "Be Warned, this mobile phone doesn't have a cord and it's not plugged into the wall!"

Hi James, There's a lot of NO responses, I have completed the survey and I am also strongly against. Will you be publishing the results of the survey on here so that we can all see?

There was mention of free tickets for residents, anyone know how to get these?