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It's always better somewhere else



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Published Date: 05 July 2008
WHILE sympathising with resdidents of Oughtibridge ('Residents' Fury' June 26), I'd like to give some perspective.
Street lights broken for months (great for star gazers); crumbling road surfaces (act as speed bumps); leaves left to compost on pavements/curb edges (good for worms); 25-year-old buses on route No 30 (for lovers of nostalgia); grass verges almost a
foot high this year (lovely moonpennies and buttercups).

To the point: the grass is always greener on the other side. Having lived in both sides of the city, I should know!

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  • Last Updated: 05 July 2008 8:49 AM
  • Source: Sheffield Star
  • Location: Sheffield
 
 

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