Beeston: ‘Why does a plate of bananas keep appearing on our street?’
Other neighbours would rather see the bananas gone for good.
“I live nearby and they’re very regularly here,” says 26-year-old Josh Trentham. “They are very annoying, I have no idea why they’re here.”
Jill Dowling added: “It’s so strange and disgusting, someone puts it there, and I don’t like it.”
Resident Janet Hutchinson, 81, said: “The bananas are clearly just bought, and the wildlife doesn’t touch them. They go mouldy – it’s gross.”
Another puzzled resident wondered if the gesture was perhaps a custom elsewhere.
Adam Castle, 34, said: “What is this thing? I don’t know if it’s a cultural thing or what, it’s strange. I’ve never heard or seen it anywhere else I’ve lived.”
Related
Snow and ice warnings ahead of coldest nights of winter…
With clearing skies and lighter winds on Wednesday night, temperatures will drop quite rapidly below freezing.Across most parts of the UK there will be a hard f
Gordon Brown: No foundation to Elon Musk child grooming gang…
"The original source of this allegations has expressly accepted Mr Brown was not involved at all," he added, referring to Nazir Afzal, the former chief prosecut
Northern Ireland weather: Cold snap continues amid weather warning
Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland, ESB Network regional manager Brian Tapley said there were still 10,000 customers without power in the Republic of Ireland on
Victims want action, child abuse inquiry chair Alexis Jay says
On Monday, Home Secretary Yvette Cooper announced those who cover up or fail to report child sexual abuse could face professional or criminal sanctions under a
