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HORSE POOP IN "NEW" GREENHITHE
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HORSE POOP IN "NEW" GREENHITHE
Posted by
Anonymous
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June 02. 2010
Is anyone else getting annoyed with the amount of horse poop on our roads at the moment? Why shouldn't the horse owners have to remove the poop like our dog owners are supposed to?
Re: HORSE POOP IN "NEW" GREENHITHE
Posted by
Anonymous
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June 02. 2010
come on - I know most of the people that comment on this website HATE "new Greenhithe" but some advice on this problem would be appreciated!!
Re: HORSE POOP IN "NEW" GREENHITHE
Posted by
Anonymous
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June 03. 2010
Complain to the Pony Club.
It's the people running the show that are probably letting them get away with it.
A good club should always respect the community around them.
Either that or the council
It's the people running the show that are probably letting them get away with it.
A good club should always respect the community around them.
Either that or the council
Re: HORSE POOP IN "NEW" GREENHITHE
Posted by
Anonymous
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June 03. 2010
Unfortunately, they've ALWAYS done it... I remember when I used to live in 'new' greenhithe, many many years ago (infact, I considered it the olde greenhithe back then, cause the now 'olde' end was the then new end lol).. Back then, they used to ride on the footpaths, so it was dodge the horse crap whenever you walked anywhere in Greenhithe. They are the same type of arrogant SOB's that let their dogs crap all over the show. No respect for others or their surroundings. I'm not sure there is much you can do about arrogance.
Also, don't forget, alot of them probably aren't even Greenhithe residents, so really, why would they give a crap (pun intended).. Maybe like above said, complain to the club and maybe ask them to put it in their newsletter or whatever they do.
Also, don't forget, alot of them probably aren't even Greenhithe residents, so really, why would they give a crap (pun intended).. Maybe like above said, complain to the club and maybe ask them to put it in their newsletter or whatever they do.
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