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Refuse is dumped in front gardens

WHAT a shame that people complained about Audrey Evans just because the cabbages and flowers got mixed together (Trouble among the cabbages, Uxbridge Gazette, July 22).The residents who complained should have a walk round the Whitehorn Estate.

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00:00, 29 JUL 2009
Updated12:11, 1 OCT 2013

WHAT a shame that people complained about Audrey Evans just because the cabbages and flowers got mixed together (Trouble among the cabbages, Uxbridge Gazette, July 22).The residents who complained should have a walk round the Whitehorn Estate. They would soon scuttle back to their homes and count their blessings.

I would say three to four of the front gardens are just a wasteland, if not worse.

Round this area front gardens in the main are for dumping rubbish or anything unwanted.

Short and not so sweet.

CHRIS WHITE,

West Drayton, via email.

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