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Putting cones on statues is in good humour but a safety hazard, says councillor
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The practice of placing cones on statues has been observed in various cities, with Glasgow being a notable example, where it is often seen as a lighthearted and humorous act. However, the safety implications of this trend have raised concerns among local authorities, who are now cautioning against its adoption in other areas. In Edinburgh, councillors are taking a proactive approach to address the potential hazards associated with this activity.
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Putting cones on statues is in good humour but a safety hazard, says councillor
People in Edinburgh have been warned against imitating Glasgow by putting cones on the heads of statues.
3 Jul, 13:34
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