Sincil Bank RiverCare and Litter Pick
- Thread starter Jules
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impsimps
Vital Football Hero
Well done to them, cannot understand the mentality of the prats who dump it there in the first place.
German Imp
Vital Football Hero
Unsung heroes.
Just a shame they have to do it in the first place, if only people were more responsible and not litter.
Just a shame they have to do it in the first place, if only people were more responsible and not litter.
devonexlondonimp
Vital 1st Team Regular
Those gondolas on the Drain are going to be something special now.......well done to all the volunteers.
Reading the Sincil Bank regeneration scheme on the City of Lincoln websitw it might make parking and may have an impact on attendances if the residents parking scheme gets the go ahead. However due to the amount of let properties generally you will find them seldom to want such a scheme.
devonexlondonimp
Vital 1st Team Regular
Hats of to those good people they identified my old Zodiac that was the subject to a TDA and informed the authorities and had it hauled out of the Drain......that was a few years ago.
NottyImp
Vital Football Legend
So you're the Zodiac killer?
Rob the Imp
Vital Football Hero
Hats off to anyone who takes part in this, it's a fantastic thing to do. The world needs more people like these.
devonexlondonimp
Vital 1st Team Regular
People were already marking their own spaces around Sincil Bank towards the end of last season. Just chalking spaces on the side of the road (very badly, may I add).
NottyImp
Vital Football Legend
Interestingly, when we bought our current property overlooking Sincil Drain, we discovered we had "Riparian Rights". Yep, I had to look it up as well.
Essentially, it means we can fish in the drain from the bank outside our property, and swim/boat in it as well. But if we do so, we are then liable for the cost of the upkeep of our segment of bank that borders the property.
A curious old "Common Law" type hang-over form earlier times.
Essentially, it means we can fish in the drain from the bank outside our property, and swim/boat in it as well. But if we do so, we are then liable for the cost of the upkeep of our segment of bank that borders the property.
A curious old "Common Law" type hang-over form earlier times.
