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  1. I have recently complained about some vandalised lamp posts on my off-road cycle track commute and
    received this reply which refers to "Sustrans Rangers" . Does anyone here know what is involved in
    becoming one of these?

    Simon

    From Hull City cycling officer:

    The damaged lighting columns are due to be replaced imminently at considerable expense to the City
    Council. You will appreciate that there are only limited amounts of finance available for the
    replacement of lighting columns. As the route is some distance from residential property, it does
    tend to attract miscreants who take pleasure in abusing the cycle track, particularly joy riders in
    stolen cars, despite our best efforts to secure the access points to the cycle track, and vandals.
    The cycle track is cleaned on a regular basis by the Environmental Team, who also respond to any
    reports of debris within 24 hours. Unfortunately the occurrence of broken glass is very frequent and
    often goes unreported.

    Any help you can offer, either by reporting damage or debris to the call centre (tel 300300),
    reporting vandals to Humberside Police or perhaps becoming involved by being a Sustrans Ranger (tel
    0117 929 0888) for this section of cycle route, would be greatly appreciated.

  2. Simon Mason said:

    I have recently complained about some vandalised lamp posts on my off-road cycle track commute and
    received this reply which refers to "Sustrans Rangers" . Does anyone here know what is involved in
    becoming one of these?

    A ranger keeps an eye on a section of the network. Sound's like you'd be ideal for this stretch if
    you ride it daily.

    sustrans.org.ukcontent.asp

    Colin
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  3. "Colin Blackburn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Simon Mason said:

    I have recently complained about some vandalised lamp posts on my off-road cycle track commute
    and received this reply which refers to "Sustrans Rangers" . Does anyone here know what is
    involved in becoming one of these?

    A ranger keeps an eye on a section of the network. Sound's like you'd be ideal for this stretch if
    you ride it daily.

    Or how to make yourself a marked man with the local boneheads!

    Simon

  4. "Simon Mason" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    Or how to make yourself a marked man with the local boneheads!

    Nah, I don't think they require you to wear a fluoro vest with "Sustrans Spy" written on it :-)

    Graeme

  5. Graeme must be edykated coz e writed:

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    "Simon Mason" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    Or how to make yourself a marked man with the local boneheads!

    Nah, I don't think they require you to wear a fluoro vest with "Sustrans Spy" written on it :-)

    Graeme


    Actually it says Sustrans Ranger on it, but the big giveaway is when you start eating vedgie burgers
    and smoking impossibly thin roll ups.

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    Ian

    catrike.co.ukcatrike.co.uk

  6. Ian said:

    Graeme must be edykated coz e writed:

    Quoted message said:

    "Simon Mason" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Or how to make yourself a marked man with the local boneheads!

    Nah, I don't think they require you to wear a fluoro vest with "Sustrans Spy" written on it :-)

    Graeme


    Actually it says Sustrans Ranger on it, but the big giveaway is when you start eating vedgie
    burgers and smoking impossibly thin roll ups.

    Are vedgie burgers Germans riding uprights?

    Colin

  7. "Ian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Actually it says Sustrans Ranger on it, but the big giveaway is when you start eating vedgie
    burgers and smoking impossibly thin roll ups.

    It might as well say "come and give me a good kicking" on the back.

    Simon

  8. Simon Mason said:

    "Ian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Actually it says Sustrans Ranger on it, but the big giveaway is when you start eating vedgie
    burgers and smoking impossibly thin roll ups.

    It might as well say "come and give me a good kicking" on the back.

    Simon

    Just wear the panda eyeshades and you'll be able to rely on Tonto riding in to the rescue.

    To the dumps to the dumps to the dumps dumps dumps

    IGMC

    Tony ;-)

  9. "Tony Raven" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Simon Mason said:

    "Ian" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Actually it says Sustrans Ranger on it, but the big giveaway is when you start eating vedgie
    burgers and smoking impossibly thin roll ups.

    It might as well say "come and give me a good kicking" on the back.

    Quoted message said:

    Just wear the panda eyeshades and you'll be able to rely on Tonto riding


    in

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    to the rescue.

    It'll probably get glass in its hooves before it can get to my rescue.

    Simon

  10. Simon Mason said:

    I have recently complained about some vandalised lamp posts on my off-road cycle track commute and
    received this reply which refers to "Sustrans Rangers" . Does anyone here know what is involved in
    becoming one of these?

    I seem to remember a very concientious guy writing here about his having to give up his job as
    Sustrans Ranger on the Drumochter Pass route in Scotland. Mike

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