Van with trailer and digger parked on road!

FlameCloud

Could you not just phone up the water board and complain to them?

janninew

hethmar wrote: »

"I must say I've been quite surprised at some of the comments on here, basically saying get a life, and live with being blocked in"

I think the problem was you didnt explain this clearly in your first post, many people dont read any further before they comment When I read your first post I imagined van man had his van and trailer parked on his own drive and that you and the neighbours objected to the sight of a commercial vehicle. Then it developed that van man has two cars on his own drive and so chooses to park his van and trailer on the road and hence blocks the entrance of the elderly guy the other side. Had you said that in the first place I think people would have understood the crux.

I understand that, but surely threads develop and more info comes to light as questions are asked and raised that the OP (me in this case!) might not think to mention! Just makes some of the posters look like plonkers, especially when they ask questions that have already been asked and answered previously!

I always read the whole thread before I make a comment, or you could be just wasting time or repeating what somebody else has asked!

janninew

FlameCloud wrote: »

Could you not just phone up the water board and complain to them?

I would never do this, I would never want to get him in trouble at work! I'm not sure about my neighbours though!

bear1969

try watching tv instead of curtain twitching

Reggie_Rebel

How would van man feel if he got up in the morning to find all the tyres on his van let down?

bear1969

Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

How would van man feel if he got up in the morning to find all the tyres on his van let down?

And that will help by ???????? ,live and let live too much people ready to stick their noses into other peoples lives

Flying-High_2

Reggie_Rebel wrote: »

How would van man feel if he got up in the morning to find all the tyres on his van let down?

I can see where the "Rebel" comes from:rotfl:

I'm sure I read the van belongs to a Utility company....

If Like me... He'd be far from Heartbroken..... He'd Go back in flick the Kettle on and wait for the Tyre company to turn up:D.......

janninew

bear1969 wrote: »

And that will help by ???????? ,live and let live too much people ready to stick their noses into other peoples lives

If you would like to PM me your address I'll send van man round to yours to block you in, you won't mind though, will you?!! :rotfl:

bear1969

Would,nt bother me as i have neighbours here with caravans ,Who by the way are not allowed to keep them there either but does,nt put me up or down

Moneybags55

Deleted_User wrote: »

Hate work vans parked up in residential places at night. We used to have an Iceland home delivery van parked at the end of the street every night right half on the pavement on the corner blocking the view onto the main road.

After an email to head office, it stopped parking there at night. Never seen it since.

I can sympathize with this, we have a delivery van and a mini bus on the street adjacent to ours. It is a real pain because you can't see who is coming around the corner and it makes it hard to turn.
If the fire brigade ever have to come up our street they will have trouble fitting (hopefully they would just smash through!)