▲ 0 r/wakefield
If Reform were to win control of Wakefield Council this week, what would it do to positively impact the way that the city is run and also (most importantly) benefit me?
u/Gullible_Hedgehog616 — 20 days ago
u/Gullible_Hedgehog616
▲ 68 r/wakefield
Such a shame that, after all the work that went into the heritage zone, someone decides that this Balamory-like purple turd is a valid addition to Westgate.
Not sure why Tanvis Indian on Northgate had a difficult time getting their simple black & orange sign approved because it wasn't in keeping with the surroundings & yet this paint scheme is allowed.
Stay classy, Wakefield.
u/Gullible_Hedgehog616 — 1 month ago