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Over the last couple years I’ve developed a real hatred of these coffee shops. Just think the look and offering is terrible, but they always seem so busy. Are there any redeeming qualities?? submitted by /u/Western_Ad368 to r/Edinburgh [link] [comments

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We live in a small Suffolk village which suffers from the blight of the casual speeder. The road through our haven is a long, straight stretch that has no pavements or streetlights (so we don't qualify for speed bumps or built up restrictions), and is used as a cut through to a larger main road. We have spent the last 3 years consulting with the parish council (all of whom live away from the road in question) to no avail. The digital speed displays we have do nothing and the results of a speeding survey apparently do not warrant ant further investigation. We set up a community speed watch group (clocked 4 speeders in the first session) but there is little to no enforcement offered through this. What (legal / nefarious / bonkers genius) things can we do to slow these selfish spamwranglers down? One idea a friend had was to purchase old bangers exempt from road tax and leave them parked in a chicane formation dow

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