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Once more Sheffield's Graves Park is used as a council tip.


Is it acceptable for the council to use parkland as a tipping ground.  

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  1. 1. Is it acceptable for the council to use parkland as a tipping ground.

    • Yes I have no problem with part of Graves Park being used as a tip
      6
    • No. The land should not be used for this storing this filth.
      57
    • The land should be cleared up and restored as public parkland.
      90
    • Who cares as long as it’s not in a park near me.
      1


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Well some-one within the council considered this to be a good option so I'm going to be asking which bright spark started this process up and as it's obviously not satisfactory what the council are going to do to resolve things, for example I thought this city had an incinerator.

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Then why are dog poop bins provided by the council ?

 

That's a good question. In most cities dog owners are requested to clear up the doggy doos from the parks, stick it in a plastic bag and take it away. In Sheffield it seems the council takes doggy doos, puts tons of it into plastic bags and puts it into their parks.

 

The TV companies are going to love this. Look North is based in Leeds. They'll be down here like a shot for this one.

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...what the council are going to do to resolve things, for example I thought this city had an incinerator.

 

Very good point, we do indeed have an incinerator.

 

Is this fly-tipping a political move designed to once again wrest ownership of nurseries away from the park trustees to the council? :suspect:

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Very good point, we do indeed have an incinerator.

 

Is this fly-tipping a political move designed to once again wrest ownership of nurseries away from the park trustees to the council? :suspect:

 

Very likely the case.

Strange than no one from Sheffield City Council has joined this interesting conversation..........

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I can't believe that such a beautiful park as Graves is being desecrated by the very people who should be protecting it for the use of Sheffield folk who it was gifted to.

Sheffield Council - you should be ashamed !:rant:

 

A few more photos up on the facebook page. It was nice of the council to park their tipper trucks for effect.

 

 

Note the water run off heading for that stream that goes alongside the kiddies play area and then down through Woodseats.

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so the lowedges festival sun august 10th have to pay for a skip to remove all rubbish from greenhill park and probably other events not run by the scc also have to pay,but they just dump there rubbish at graves park,that doesn't seem very good to us,why should others pay as they demand and they don't unfair rules,plus dangerous to public health.

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so the lowedges festival sun august 10th have to pay for a skip to remove all rubbish from greenhill park and probably other events not run by the scc also have to pay,but they just dump there rubbish at graves park,that doesn't seem very good to us,why should others pay as they demand and they don't unfair rules,plus dangerous to public health.

 

Quite .

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so the lowedges festival sun august 10th have to pay for a skip to remove all rubbish from greenhill park and probably other events not run by the scc also have to pay,but they just dump there rubbish at graves park,that doesn't seem very good to us,why should others pay as they demand and they don't unfair rules,plus dangerous to public health.

 

It's a case of do as I say, not do as I do with them.

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