I dread going shopping at the big supermarkets such as Tesco where they don’t operate a deposit system.
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| 09-5-2008 | Thats there fax number sorry. it should be 01633 892362 | Stewart |
| 09-5-2008 | Good news for all Sainsburys shoppers !!! They employ a company called trolleywise who operate nationwide on there behalf, just give them a ring and they will take it away for you. 01633 896618. | stewart |
| 08-5-2008 | Ever since Mrs Thatcher was in power Britain has developed a large underclass of people who couldn't give a damn about the environment. These impoverished persons are slobs. They drop litter everywhere they go. They drink on buses. They throw up outside of pubs. They cause fights at football ma...more | Karolina |
| 07-5-2008 | It is sad state of affairs when people can't return a trolley to a supermarket or holding place. This is the British attitude. I lived in Germany for many years and this does not happen there for they hold greater respect for their surroundings.
It's not the company at fault, they provi...more | Karl |
| 06-5-2008 | If you have an abandoned trolley in your road (Tony Mabbs) I would suggest you phone your local store, get the name of the person you are speaking to and tell them to come and collect it. I have done this each time there's been one dumped in our road and warned them that if my car is damaged or...more | Chicken's Ma |
| 14-4-2008 | Abandoned trolleys have irritated me for years. I became so wound up about them that I started photographing them and you can see the results at
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tietjen/sets/72157594199694874/
They are horrible things when seen out of context and there should be a charge made by ever...more | Pete |
| 02-3-2008 | It isn't about having shares or any form of interest in the trolley, it is about having respect for fellow shoppers and road users.
People are paid to collect many things but you wouldn't deliberatly and knowingly leave these things in a position likely to damage another person's pers...more | Simpson |
| 01-11-2007 | Miss Fliss. I don't think it's appalling at all for there are guys employed to take them away. I don't own it therefore don't care about it. If it should drift off and mark a vehicle before being collected, so what? It is of no concern of mine. | Cyril |
| 01-11-2007 | What an appalling attitude to have 'cyril'. (23 Oct) I dont have shares in litter bins or fast food wrappers, that doesnt mean I drop litter all over the floor! Supermarket trolley's are a blight on our landscape and idiots that take them from the store for 'fun' should be fined ...more | Miss Fliss |
| 23-10-2007 | I always leave my trolley at the rear of my car after filling the boot. There are people employed to take it away.
I'm not going to push a trolley to the trolley bay. I don't have shares in it and I don't own it. | Cyril |
| 10-5-2007 | This has just happened to me at Tesco in Leeds. My car is only two weeks old and now has two lovely dints in the side. Very annoying!
I complained and took photo's as evidence as all the trolley bays were overflowing! | Mini Driver |
| 10-4-2007 | http://www.trolleyspotting.co.uk/
* Currently around 100,000 trolleys are stolen from supermarkets across the UK every year, with each shopping trolley costing an average of £80.
* Many supermarkets now employ a pound coin deposit system to ensure trolleys are returned to their prop...more | Troll ey hunter |
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