Sticky Feet snow and ice grips for shoes: just the thing for delivering in this weather
A few winters ago I finally got round to trying out slip-on snow grips for my shoes, and these ‘Sticky Feet’ ones work a wonder. … Read the full post »
Here are my posts featuring the white, wintery stuff. Especially issues around health, safety, the law and clearing away snow.
A few winters ago I finally got round to trying out slip-on snow grips for my shoes, and these ‘Sticky Feet’ ones work a wonder. … Read the full post »
Two simple handy purchases to make your winter better. … Read the full post »
Courtesy of Haringey and Kingston, here are some key statistics from campaigning in the snow today… … Read the full post »
Whenever bad winter weather hits the UK and causes traffic problems, there’s a chorus of “why can’t we keep with it when other countries manage fine?” … Read the full post »
Despite good news from many parts of the country about councils laying to rest the myths around people being sued if they clear snow from outside their own homes, Wigan Council has… … Read the full post »
In the UK, the story is usually about how it’s ok to remove snow, as you won’t be sued if someone still falls over. In the US, however, the story is reversed – with the fear of legal action being about if you don’t remove snow. … Read the full post »
Ah, at last – in addition to more legal myth-busting, some expectation that businesses should act on keeping snow clear from outside their premises. … Read the full post »
The myth-busting about snow was going so well this year, and then along comes the Belfast Telegraph. … Read the full post »
The stories about legal accuracy and common sense when it comes to snow clearing just keep on breaking out this year. … Read the full post »
Your editorial about the importance of gritting pavements (1st December) is a little unfair to the government. … Read the full post »