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Category Archives: Community Safety
A place of mental safety
The promises from the political parties are clear – as mud. Mental health provision matters, but sadly there is little evidence of a thought through set of proposals from either Labour or the Conservatives. Read either of the manifestos and search … Continue reading
A period of great weakness
On 3rd May Parliament was dissolved. Assuming all goes to plan on 8th June, the estimated date for the opening of the new Parliament will take place on 14th or even 21st June. Clearly it may be possible to bring … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Parliament and Democracy, Policing, Syria
Tagged General Election 2017, Manchester, Syria, Yemen
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A sad end to the weekend
The news that three people died on the roads of Sussex this weekend is tragic for each of their families. Each of these accidents also caused enormous distress for our emergency services who work hard 24 hours a day, 7 … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Policing
Tagged Air Ambulance, Ambulance, Fire and Rescue, Police, Red Cross
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A record high – we should be ashamed of
The latest Government statistic shows that on at least one measure this Government has completely failed one vulnerable group in our society. Tragically they are people whose predicament is of little concern to the current Government and unlike the nurses … Continue reading
National Stalking Awareness Week
As the week ends its important to ensure that a focus on the issue of stalking does not diminish. I have been involved in a number of discussions over the last six months involving voluntary organisations such as Suzy Lamplugh … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Community Safety, Police & Crime Commissioner, Policing
Tagged Stalking, Sussex Police, Suzy Lamplugh Trust
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Greater licensing power for our Councils
Today’s blog also appears in The Argus newspaper and relates to the night time economy which is a big issue here in Sussex: Over the last few weeks, putting the nonsense of Easter Egg hunts aside, Government attention appears to all … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Charities, Community Safety, Parliament and Democracy, Policing, Youth Issues
Tagged Alcohol, Council, Police, Street Pastors
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Thank you for all you did last night
Every weekend in most of our major towns and cities the night time economy is supported by a range of volunteers who give up their time to keep the party goers, stag do’s and other drinkers and dancers safe. Its … Continue reading
Posted in Brighton & Hove, Charities, Church Teaching, Community Safety, Policing
Tagged Police, Red Cross, Street Pastors, YMCA
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Lets polish our jewels strategically
The following appears in todays Argus newspaper: I was born and raised on the North bank of the Mersey and on high days and holidays one place our family and friends considered visiting was New Brighton. It was a bit … Continue reading
End in sight for a mixed economy?
During the reign of the coalition Government one significant focal points was their attempt to reduce the size of the State through the creation of mutual organisations, inspired by the success of companies such as John Lewis. Whole sections were … Continue reading
Posted in Charities, Community Safety, Economics, Education, EU Referendum, Justice Issues, Parliament and Democracy, Youth Issues
Tagged Brendan O'Keefe, Community Interest Companies, Epic Elm CIC, General Election, John Lewis, Kensington and Chelsea, Mutuals, PFI, YMCA Downslink Group
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An important day for many people
The publication at midday of the final report by air crash investigators into the Shoreham crash will surely help relatives and friends of those who died to gain a degree of closure 18 months after the event. The same is … Continue reading
