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Stems cut on floral displays



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Published Date: 27 November 2008
TOWNS and villages in East Lothian could find themselves without floral displays due to cost cutting.
Community Councillors in Dunbar have been told green projects may fall victim to council savings.


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  • Last Updated: 27 November 2008 10:14 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: East Lothian
 
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me150,

27/11/2008 16:20:31
Oh what a shame, what will we do?

Looks good but I am sure most of us would appreciate the money being spent better elsewhere...

Having said that East Lothian Council are clueless. This is the council that DO NOT want local industry. At a recent conference they stated that they wanted more tourism and had made a choice to deter industry.
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parks is colin nish,

cape town 16/12/2008 14:06:34
#3 how about spending it on adult education so village idiots like you can spell giro.

 

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