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In Cheshire East they just turn them off without waiting for the bulbs to fail.
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Originally Posted by: tarboat In Cheshire East they just turn them off without waiting for the bulbs to fail.
They do that in High Peazk too,. But I find a positive decision to withdraw a service after due consideration a lot more acceptable than simply allowing the infrastructure to crumble. Where can such an attitude lead: don't repair fire appliances when they fail? |
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I have done the questionnaire. My main point is that if certain street-lamps are dispersible then it would make sense to turn them off at once rather than wait for them to fail. |
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