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Westminster City Council privatises street sign design
A London council suddenly decides that the public needs protection from “counterfeit” souvenir sellers so it buys the copyright to its street sign design that hasn’t been enforced for 40 years and threatens “pirates” with heavy fines. Continue reading
Caught short by Sat Lav
According to Westminster Council, the bulging bladders of that city’s denizens are an accident waiting to happen: Every year 10,000 gallons of urine is at risk of ending up in the city’s streets and alleyways through irresponsible and anti-social behaviour.