Bugging Problems Of Edinburgh

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@Edinburgh_CC Well you can clean the curbs since in many places you installed bollards to create so called "cycle lanes" that no-one uses.

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@pepe2stroke @thecockburn Better hotels than endless Airbnbs.

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@Edinburgh_CC Would be a shame if they became 310...

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@DonaldS92575901 @Edinburgh_CC In 3rd world no one forces you to drive 30mph at least.

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@hammer_iona @Edinburgh_CC Some of us voted for them. Unfortunately. We should blame our neighbours.

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@Edinburgh_CC @NHS_Lothian @asthmalunguk @asthmalungscot Wow! That's some rapid research!

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@EdinburghTrams Wishing you to go bankrupt way before you can celebrate another 11 years.

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@ITFCFerry @Edinburgh_CC Some of is voted for them. Unfortunately.

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@PhycheX2444 @Edinburgh_CC Because there are too many of them and they are too incompetent. They need to show they are doing something - even if this is completely pointless.

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@EidynConnect @Edinburgh_CC You can drive faster and drive safe - these two are not mutually exclusive. Unless lycra restricts blood flow to one's brain.

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@Edinburgh_CC Any science backing this nonsense? Consider this a FOA request. Sometimes 20 will be too fast whilst in many cases 100 is perfectly safe. Rather than imposing nanny state rules get real.

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@EDI_Airport don't you have any SLAs with your inferior quality taxi partner? @CapitalCars777 ? If your team cannot negotiate service level agreements in return for exclusivity someone should be let go.

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@LivingStreetsEd And it shouldn't. There are objective research principles. If anything the question should ask what you think about the width of the pavement rather than suggesting a pre-determined outcome.

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@inquisitor111 @on_lothianbuses @Edinburgh_CC @cllr_jenkinson @edinhelp I doubt it.

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@on_lothianbuses clearly the multi-million pound technology can use proximity sensors (or at least exact GPS location) to display the buses in the order of arrival? @Edinburgh_CC @cllr_jenkinson #incompetence

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@LivingStreetsEd No

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@EDI_Airport @EdinburghTrams @CapitalCars777 The remark about "most polluting" car transport is pitiful considering the footprint of aviation operations. I personally don't have anything against it, but relying on the impact of cars is rather laughable. Fire the intern who prepared the memo.

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@EDI_Airport The spin you took in the PR memo is just hilarious. But do you really think that anyone is buying it? I doubt it. Talk to @EdinburghTrams and co-fund the fare drop. Kick out @CapitalCars777 who are a GDPR-breaching Mickey mouse operations (at least at the airport).

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@on_lothianbuses The weather wasn't even adverse. Some minor snowfall. Most of the world deals with it and goes about the fialy routine.

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@Kingofshadow047 @on_lothianbuses But it is safe. In the majority of European countries. Ah, wait! We are out.