Turn the bloody lights off, it’s like Blackpool Illuminations in here
It’s written *for* your dad, subtle difference.
Breaking news: someone went downstairs and didn’t turn off the landing light.
Bradford Town Centre: People think we’re “fucking made of money”.
Bradford Leisure Centre: If lights are left on, maybe Father Christmas will give that new Playstation to some kids who actually respect their elders this year.
I would’ve thought night time to be an ideal time for lights to be on.
No, no. A dad would have written. “The lights are on at the Bradford Live building – but nobody’s home”
No, no. A dad would have written. “The lights are on at the Bradford Live building – but nobody’s home”
‘Breaking news; it’s not too cold, you just to put a jumper on’
It should put a jumper on if it’s cold.
And there’s plenty of water in the tap.
I feel like there’s a lot of larger issues to worry about in Bradford City Centre than illumination sadly.
Curious to know whether the author of these articles is male…
Long lost brother?!
In fairness, light pollution and excessive energy usage are things we should be trying to reduce – aside from the financial cost of keeping the lights running in an empty building. I have to assume these pieces are both written by the same Journo and I guess if he keeps writing similar pieces those 3 people with enough will & time will badger the council into making a positive change?
What is their thermostat set to?
I hope Bradford live is the name of the local Reach news website, part of the *placename*live chain of low quality publications, with the first article is them complaining about lights followed by a rival publication complaining about Bradford Lives own level of lights.
As soon as they turn them off it’ll be ‘Bradford Interchange has come a hotbed of criminal activity, with thugs acting in the darkness with impunity’.
My dad would have said ‘ if you’re not in the room the light is off’ I still live like that.
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Turn the bloody lights off, it’s like Blackpool Illuminations in here
It’s written *for* your dad, subtle difference.
Breaking news: someone went downstairs and didn’t turn off the landing light.
Bradford Town Centre: People think we’re “fucking made of money”.
Bradford Leisure Centre: If lights are left on, maybe Father Christmas will give that new Playstation to some kids who actually respect their elders this year.
I would’ve thought night time to be an ideal time for lights to be on.
No, no. A dad would have written. “The lights are on at the Bradford Live building – but nobody’s home”
No, no. A dad would have written. “The lights are on at the Bradford Live building – but nobody’s home”
‘Breaking news; it’s not too cold, you just to put a jumper on’
It should put a jumper on if it’s cold.
And there’s plenty of water in the tap.
I feel like there’s a lot of larger issues to worry about in Bradford City Centre than illumination sadly.
Curious to know whether the author of these articles is male…
Long lost brother?!
In fairness, light pollution and excessive energy usage are things we should be trying to reduce – aside from the financial cost of keeping the lights running in an empty building. I have to assume these pieces are both written by the same Journo and I guess if he keeps writing similar pieces those 3 people with enough will & time will badger the council into making a positive change?
What is their thermostat set to?
I hope Bradford live is the name of the local Reach news website, part of the *placename*live chain of low quality publications, with the first article is them complaining about lights followed by a rival publication complaining about Bradford Lives own level of lights.
As soon as they turn them off it’ll be ‘Bradford Interchange has come a hotbed of criminal activity, with thugs acting in the darkness with impunity’.
My dad would have said ‘ if you’re not in the room the light is off’ I still live like that.
Must be a slow news day
Who touched the thermostat?
It’s like Bradford bloody interchange up here!