I've not posted here for a while and to be honest probably will not do so again. I do still blog you can read my musings at The Thanet Star where I write about Thanet in general but I've given up with TDC to be honest. Getting beaten up by TDC builders and then harassed by a cop not liking my reporting him to the police complaints commission (over the aforementioned assault's (lack of) investigation), took that spark right out of what should have been a blog about doing basic gardening (because the council can not maintain even a featureless yard). I never got an answer out of the council over any of these issues and all three councillors failed to even stand for this area when the elections came around. That's not to say that they did not stand. (No one much felt like cleaning up the mess the council had made when it was clear that helping earns you a ride in an ambulance).

I have started to talk about green issues again at The Green Moral and I have been talking about geek stuff and my general opinions like how much I loath the council and their workers when they are not up to the job (talking about that hello to the chap who serviced my boiler thanks for the advice that was dead handy). Anyway things of the geeky and opinionated nature are found at the oddly-named Fantastic Site of Lord Matt, Super Geek. Don't forget if you liked this blog come and see The Thanet Star - I think you might love it.

What follows is an archive of neglect that is officialy denied by TDC.

Sunday, February 13, 2005

This shot shows the opposite block and the "cladding" they plan to add to the building. Posted by Hello

This has been a documentation of the impact of District Council (TDC) contracting and sub-contracting standards.
posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 05:33:00 pm 0 comments

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There are still health risks blowing about from this bodged dry fibre and resin job! Posted by Hello

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posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 05:06:00 pm 1 comments

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the safety is worse than ever out there. I just hope that when one of those cowboy idiots finally pitch themselves off of there they don't land on me! Posted by Hello

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posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 04:47:00 pm 1 comments

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Revisit: after noticing me with a camera look - the walk way is clean (well, cleaner any way) even if the safty netting has fallen down... Posted by Hello

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posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 04:39:00 pm 0 comments

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This is a photo I managed to take of some stuff that got dumped, if any one could tell me what it is/was from this image I'll be very greatfull, it best not turn out to be an asbestos product... Posted by Hello

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posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 04:34:00 pm 0 comments

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Continueing the policy of identifying just who is to blame for what I caught an oppertunity to photograph a campany van. Investigations showed us that they are not in fact called Owl but DWL... One could also be forgiven for reading limited home improvments and thinking "how apt". feel free to call them on (freephone) 0500 45 45 40

Also: look closely and you will notice what some mums with little kiddies found - you can not get past the van but have to go out on to the road to get past. Posted by Hello

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posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 04:26:00 pm 0 comments

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"good news"

I am pleased to report that not long after the workmen spotted me taking pictures (finally) that some changes started to take place. The high count of white hats reduced and while it is unclear if there are any foreman on site it is now clear who is not a foreman.

Additionally the path has gained a cursory sweep although there is still strands of dry fibre around posing long term health risks to us.

Over the next week expect some even more shocking pictures of windows and the latest updates on what the builders are doing.

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posted by Matt the Hat at 2/13/2005 03:54:00 pm 0 comments

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