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Police tow away burger van
Police stepped in to tow away a fast food van which was becoming a magnet for vandalism.
It is not known exactly how long the van had been abandoned in Ferry Hinksey Road, but officers had the damaged vehicle removed yesterday.
Thames Valley Police spokesman Toby Shergold said: "We were concerned about it being a target for antisocial behaviour and it was raising health and safety issues, so we had it removed. We have tried to find the owners - but have so far had no luck."
Anyone with information should call Oxford police on 08458 505505.
5:31pm Thursday 8th May 2008
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CommentPosted by: DanOxford on 6:13pm Thu 8 May 08
Whoever abandoned this van is bound to face a grilling when caught by the Police.
Whoever abandoned this van is bound to face a grilling when caught by the Police.
Posted by: K, Oxford on 6:27pm Thu 8 May 08
Perhaps the owners had had their chips?
Perhaps the owners had had their chips?
Posted by: Joe, Marston Road on 8:34pm Thu 8 May 08
Wos going on?
That was not an abandoned burger van; it was the new affordable housing provided by the [bold]OCC[/bold] City.
Where are the communication skills these days?
Wos going on?
That was not an abandoned burger van; it was the new affordable housing provided by the
OCC City.
Where are the communication skills these days?
Posted by: Roger, Oxford on 11:59pm Thu 8 May 08
"We were concerned about it being a target for antisocial behaviour and it was raising health and safety issues" .
This is jargon ! Can somebody translate it into plain English ? What do they actually mean ?
"We were concerned about it being a target for antisocial behaviour and it was raising health and safety issues" .
This is jargon ! Can somebody translate it into plain English ? What do they actually mean ?
Posted by: david cameron-young, drivers seat on 7:58am Fri 9 May 08
[quote][bold]Roger[/bold] wrote:
"We were concerned about it being a target for antisocial behaviour and it was raising health and safety issues" .
This is jargon ! Can somebody translate it into plain English ? What do they actually mean ? [/quote] they mean it was getting smashed up, and rats were getting in.
Roger wrote:
"We were concerned about it being a target for antisocial behaviour and it was raising health and safety issues" .
This is jargon ! Can somebody translate it into plain English ? What do they actually mean ?
they mean it was getting smashed up, and rats were getting in.
Posted by: polish, england on 9:54am Fri 9 May 08
ve ad nice time thre, CANT DETECT IT IN ENGLAND?? COME ON??NANNYSTATE??
ve ad nice time thre, CANT DETECT IT IN ENGLAND?? COME ON??NANNYSTATE??
Posted by: Jongo, Oxon on 3:13pm Fri 9 May 08
What's wrong with you lot you were always good for a larf! but of late u r boring.!!!!!!!!!!
What's wrong with you lot you were always good for a larf! but of late u r boring.!!!!!!!!!!
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