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The Weather Thread
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Daytripper
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Feel for anyone sleeping rough in this
Bryan+
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There was at least 20 rough sleepers in Liverpool in December.
Daytripper
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Yeah I saw a video of a few Blues helping out
Goodison87
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Can you even imagine? God bless them, seriously, imagine spending a night out in that cold.
YoboCopter
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Yer always jealous of them in summer but winter feel sly
Frabz today.
Rita_Poon
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Turns out this is cobblers, was only half listening.
Last night in Scotland it was only -14 - -16 (that's not 2 degrees smarty pants!) and the lowest ever recorded was -27.2
Scotland braced for lowest temperatures of winter
Forecasters say parts of the country could fall below -16C overnight on Thursday.
www.bbc.co.uk
Section 58 Highways Act
@COYBL25 ......phew long , long time since I did this so please excuse my memory.
The Highways Act of 1980 places a duty on Local Authorities to maintain the pavements and roads. If they fail in that duty and an accident occurs as a result they can sued for damages for a " breach of statutory duty ".
However Sec 58 gives them a defence if they can show that they have a reasonable system of inspection to identify defects and spend reasonable resources to repair.
Here we are talking about missing paving stones , rocking paving stones or pot holes. The Court has traditionally said that any defect less than 1" would not give rise to liability.
The 1980 Act never conferred a duty upon the local.authority to grit pavements or clear snow etc and at one point there was a school of legal thoughts that if they did and did so inadequately that would give rise to a claim in negligence.
As a result and because of a paucity of resources gritting pavements has never really been something that the LA do.
They do grit roads but again if there is a RTA as a result of a failure to grit that's unlikely to lead to a successful claim
Hope my recollection is correct.
The Highways Act of 1980 places a duty on Local Authorities to maintain the pavements and roads. If they fail in that duty and an accident occurs as a result they can sued for damages for a " breach of statutory duty ".
However Sec 58 gives them a defence if they can show that they have a reasonable system of inspection to identify defects and spend reasonable resources to repair.
Here we are talking about missing paving stones , rocking paving stones or pot holes. The Court has traditionally said that any defect less than 1" would not give rise to liability.
The 1980 Act never conferred a duty upon the local.authority to grit pavements or clear snow etc and at one point there was a school of legal thoughts that if they did and did so inadequately that would give rise to a claim in negligence.
As a result and because of a paucity of resources gritting pavements has never really been something that the LA do.
They do grit roads but again if there is a RTA as a result of a failure to grit that's unlikely to lead to a successful claim
Hope my recollection is correct.
Spadge Vernacular
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Just take a pouch of salt with you and theatrically cast handfuls in front as you walk.
If you want to add to the overall impact mix some glitter in with the salt and take a potable speaker playing "We're Walking I the Air" full blast.
Spadge Vernacular
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Daytripper
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