Hope the save Irchester campaign has more success than the 'No to HS2' campaign down here seems to be having. What part of 'no' do these people not understand? Roll them all in fox poo, and then maybe they'll grasp the concept of 'undesirable' and 'unwanted'
There are some pretty vitriolic pro-development comments in the local press, so not everyone's against it. Not that that necessarily makes any difference. I guess that HS2 is now a done deal: it's probably not a lot of comfort, but we live very near the railway line here and you do tune it out. We don't hear it clearly unless the wind's in the right (wrong) direction. I walk the dog along it quite often and even she (nervy biscuit to end all nervy biscuits) doesn't mind the trains.
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Hope the save Irchester campaign has more success than the 'No to
HS2' campaign down here seems to be having. What part of 'no' do these people not understand? Roll them all in fox poo, and then maybe they'll grasp the concept of 'undesirable' and 'unwanted'
There are some pretty vitriolic pro-development comments in the local press, so not everyone's against it. Not that that necessarily makes any difference. I guess that HS2 is now a done deal: it's probably not a lot of comfort, but we live very near the railway line here and you do tune it out. We don't hear it clearly unless the wind's in the right (wrong) direction. I walk the dog along it quite often and even she (nervy biscuit to end all nervy biscuits) doesn't mind the trains.
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