Court in the act
WALKING through Huntingdon town centre one Saturday, I took great pleasure in watching small kiddies playing with the water of the new feature in St Benedict s Court. They were putting their little hands flat on the shiny metal and laughing as the water
WALKING through Huntingdon town centre one Saturday, I took great pleasure in watching small kiddies playing with the water of the new feature in St Benedict's Court.
They were putting their little hands flat on the shiny metal and laughing as the water rushed over them.
Later that same night, at about 10.30pm as I walked from Cromwells to go to Oliver's, I looked on in horror as a gang of lads were taking great delight in peeing into the water.
I'm presuming the same water goes around and around, and I hope there is some sort of cleaning in between.
However, if I had young children they would not be anywhere near there.
LINDA KAMA
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