The snobby and stuck up Burnside City Council has turned down an application by sellers of The Big Issue paper. The seller(s) want permission to sell their papers on the footpaths (council property) next to Burnside Village Shopping Centre.
Not surprisingly, the council turned down the application with Louise Miller-Frost (you must have a hyphenated surname to work at the council!) telling the Eastern Courier Messenger that the Local Government Act stipulated that roadways and footpaths were not to be used for a business without a permit.
Well give them a bloody permit you stuck up bunch of snobs!
In turning down the application, the council, no doubt was thinking of the health of their Burnside Village patrons. What patron sitting there sipping on their latte would want to see a person on the footpath trying to earn a living. Oh, the thought of it. They would probably need therapy after seeing that sort of thing in the Burnside Council area.
A vendor of The Big Issue will typically purchase a magazine for $3 and sell it for $6 and they will pocket the difference. Great to see someone getting off their bums and willing to try something to earn a living. It's just a pity the Burnside Council doesn't see it that way. Good Lord, we wouldn't want to see someone of that 'ilk' in the Burnside area.
I heard a rumour that the council were going to increase rates of homeowners who have friends that visit and the friend doesn't drive at least a Mercedes or Jaguar (over 2005 model). Of course, I just made that bit up, as I like having a go at councils that are stuck up and full of snobs. It reminds me of the time an Unley Council resident was told ""If you can't pay your rates in one hit, you can't afford to live in Unley". Maybe the two councils are good friends?
You can find out more about The Big Issue at thebigissue.org.au
If you want to tell the Burnside Council what stuck up and snobby bastards they are, and voice your opinion, you can call them on 8366-4200 or email them on burnside@burnside.sa.gov.au
You can also let your feelings known by visiting their website at http://www.burnside.sa.gov.au/Home
or http://www.burnside.sa.gov.au/Contact/Feedback_Requests/Complaints#.UkYTpIbnd8E
Get Real
Not surprisingly, the council turned down the application with Louise Miller-Frost (you must have a hyphenated surname to work at the council!) telling the Eastern Courier Messenger that the Local Government Act stipulated that roadways and footpaths were not to be used for a business without a permit.
Well give them a bloody permit you stuck up bunch of snobs!
In turning down the application, the council, no doubt was thinking of the health of their Burnside Village patrons. What patron sitting there sipping on their latte would want to see a person on the footpath trying to earn a living. Oh, the thought of it. They would probably need therapy after seeing that sort of thing in the Burnside Council area.
A vendor of The Big Issue will typically purchase a magazine for $3 and sell it for $6 and they will pocket the difference. Great to see someone getting off their bums and willing to try something to earn a living. It's just a pity the Burnside Council doesn't see it that way. Good Lord, we wouldn't want to see someone of that 'ilk' in the Burnside area.
I heard a rumour that the council were going to increase rates of homeowners who have friends that visit and the friend doesn't drive at least a Mercedes or Jaguar (over 2005 model). Of course, I just made that bit up, as I like having a go at councils that are stuck up and full of snobs. It reminds me of the time an Unley Council resident was told ""If you can't pay your rates in one hit, you can't afford to live in Unley". Maybe the two councils are good friends?
You can find out more about The Big Issue at thebigissue.org.au
If you want to tell the Burnside Council what stuck up and snobby bastards they are, and voice your opinion, you can call them on 8366-4200 or email them on burnside@burnside.sa.gov.au
You can also let your feelings known by visiting their website at http://www.burnside.sa.gov.au/Home
or http://www.burnside.sa.gov.au/Contact/Feedback_Requests/Complaints#.UkYTpIbnd8E
Get Real
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