Springbank's sign Scotched?

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Re: Springbank's sign Scotched?

Postby Buzz Lightyear » Wed May 06, 2009 12:13 am

Coxy wrote:Got to say,
"Nickel and Dime" sign looks nice :lol: ,
right on the water front 8)
and all the visitors on the tour buses and yachts see it first :@

They got planning :<>

Hmmmmmm :!: :!: :roll:


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Re: Springbank's sign Scotched?

Postby mrn » Thu May 07, 2009 10:30 am

katya wrote:The Springbank sign is in the lay-by beyond Mundells yard


I thought from the story it was further up the road. Have to admit I know where it is now and not surprised the Council have asked to move it. It is right on a bend!
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Re: Springbank's sign Scotched?

Postby £3.73 » Thu May 07, 2009 5:20 pm

obviously this is where advertising on buses and taxis comes in handy !
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Re: Springbank's sign Scotched?

Postby Pete Reek » Thu May 07, 2009 7:50 pm

Someone must have taken the advice of a certain country gentleman with links to the Forum, because the sign has been moved within the area it is sited in.

Always thought that the ground around it belonged to the council anyway, as this is where they had their salt store and spoil tip for many years. They only stopped storing salt because the contractorthat took over the Trunk Roads contract,had their wagons coverted to a brine mixture for applying at the same time as rock salt was spread. No need for a salt store when there's no salt. :D
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Re: Springbank's sign Scotched?

Postby maxmix » Thu May 07, 2009 9:42 pm

Obviously the other signs that are up at the roadside have planning permission then...

I thought the rules were supposed to be the same for everyone !

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