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    Current Date: 02/09/2010 17:45:47

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    What a f**kin' liberty

    As a tax paying member of the South Lanarkshire community, I am frankly outraged and astonished that the council can afford to throw £3 million at Vodafone to get themselves new mobile phone contracts.

    I am so glad that when our area is in dire need of improving local facilities in health and education, our money is actually going to be spent handing out the latest mobile phone models to workers for the council.

    I hope they choke on their new handsets, maybe then they will realise how tight money is at our hospitals as they wait in A&E for hours on end in an under-staffed, sub-standard facility.

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 03/06/2009 06:31:28

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    I thought this was an old April Fools!

    Well, seeing as I find it unlikely they will charge staff the measly £8 per unit (which they should as it is bought with public funding), thank God for the £150 they charged me for putting up a bit of plywood when my window was smashed.

    I would hate to think of all these people without a contract phone, especially when they ruined my sitting room carpet for free!

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 20/07/2009 12:53:18

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    What a joke!

    Considering the cuts the council have to make on things like pensioners' Christmas bonus, gardening service to over 70s, closing public toilets, etc, it is a relief to see that essentials like mobile phones and BlackBerries will not be affected as I don't know how the council managed to operate before these were invented. Shocking waste of money, which would be put to better use elsewhere!

    Comment posted by Anonymous on 10/11/2009 18:45:18

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