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09 Feb 20 16:48
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just seen on tv giant crane jibs swing round like lolly sticks,been forcast for over a week why firms no taken the cranes down/made safe over the weekend

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By:
black shuck
When: 09 Feb 20 16:51
That question has an all too obvious answer im afraid...it takes time..time is money..time pressure on everything..etc..
By:
Angoose
When: 09 Feb 20 17:00
Requires someone to make a decision Sad
By:
1st time poster
When: 09 Feb 20 17:02
if an accident/injury/death occurs through it time and money wont save a company from getting the book thrown at it,but I no what your saying
By:
1st time poster
When: 09 Feb 20 17:05
tv saying wind will be biggest producing of power in uk today,would imagine most turbines would be switched off during gales
By:
Angoose
When: 09 Feb 20 17:07
Developing a genuine safety culture within an organisation is extremely difficult.
This is just one example of the absence of such a culture within the organisations responsible for those cranes.

I just hope that an appropriate HSE official was watching and will impose suitable penalties come Monday.
By:
Angoose
When: 09 Feb 20 17:09
Not unusual for renewables to be producing the majority of power on the weekend, significant reduction in industrial consumption.
By:
Make my hay
When: 09 Feb 20 19:27
NEWSFLASH

Storm Ciara: Flyaway trampolines cause rail delays.

Flyaway trampolines caused rail chaos when Storm Ciara blew them on to tracks across England.
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All services were stopped between Bedford and Luton after a trampoline struck a train and reportedly became stuck in overhead wires.

Trains into London were delayed when trampolines flew on to lines at Bickley and Chelsfield.

Network Rail asked people living close to railway lines to fix trampolines to the ground to ensure passenger safety.

Steve White at Thameslink told the BBC there had been three trampolines on the network during Storm Ciara.

"I believe this trampoline [near Luton] broke up and deposited one part on the fast line overhead lines and other parts on the slow line," he said.
By:
SlippyBlue
When: 09 Feb 20 19:50
My garden looks like a typhoon has hit it Sad
By:
Coachbuster
When: 09 Feb 20 20:25
a tramp on line  ?
sounds rather hazardous
By:
MC Roller
When: 09 Feb 20 20:42
I was chilling out on my trampoline this afternoon, I had to stop for a moment once it really got gusty to put a jumper on.
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1st time poster
When: 09 Feb 20 20:48
3 trampolines, wonder where the rottweileer,s and staffy,s landed Wink
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