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Not happy.
Don't want massive great hotel awning things crashing down a few metres behind me when walking along one of the main streets in Manchester city centre. If it's as windy as it is at the moment, take down the bloody awnings, or at least, put them in closed position. Having them snap off the building and close upon landing on the pavement (luckily missing everyone - I was probably second closest person to it, and the closest person probably had a metre between him and a serious headache...) does not count as taking them down or closing them.
Don't want massive great hotel awning things crashing down a few metres behind me when walking along one of the main streets in Manchester city centre. If it's as windy as it is at the moment, take down the bloody awnings, or at least, put them in closed position. Having them snap off the building and close upon landing on the pavement (luckily missing everyone - I was probably second closest person to it, and the closest person probably had a metre between him and a serious headache...) does not count as taking them down or closing them.