Published: Saturday, 20th February, 2010 12:00pm
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Take a look at and tell us what you think of Valerie McCowan's contrasting pictures of Catrine's beautiful outdoors spaces - and litter strewn wastelands.
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David Sloan
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Feb 22, 11:35
Comment: 8919
Surprised again that the SNP loving Chronic Ill headline didn't read.
"Labour Councillors Stand Back and Watch Beautiful Walks Being Destroyed".
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viking
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Feb 22, 12:00
Comment: 8921
To be hones****hink the council need to get their finger out.I do not live in Britain any more but my family still live in Catrine. During my last visit home I took a walk up the braes to get a view of the village but this was impossible due to the overgrown state. On that same walk I however noticed on two different occasions council vans and the occupants inside were doing very little apart from one was reading the newspaper and the other having a nap, when I made the return journey on my walk I noticed the same two lazy workers still in the same van doing the same things an hour later.Shame that people take no notice or pride in a beautifal part of Scotland
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David Sloan
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Feb 23, 08:51
Comment: 8949
Well said Viking. How very true.
BUT the SNP loving Chronic Ill won't blame the Council for the terrible state of affairs now existing in Ayrshire. The won't ask why SEVEN MILLION pounds of cuts have to be implemented. They won't ask about the mess of EAC budgets. They won't ask WHY the majority party are not forming the administration?
The Chronic Ill has abjegated it's responsibilities.
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