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Category Archives: Community Safety
A shared space and the way we treat it
On Monday night I was privileged to attend a public meeting on the subject of travellers and gypsies at Hove Town Hall. It was held to mark Gypsy Roma Travellers History Month and it told the story of the Gypsy Roma Travellers in the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Education, Planning Rules, Policing
Tagged Brighton & Hove, Government, Local government, Member of Parliament, Mike Weatherley, MPs, Patcham, Sussex Police
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Catchphrase Chris
Political leaders, from time to time become associated with a phrase that frames them and their work. Tony Blair coined the phrase ‘Education, Education, Education’ Margaret Thatcher ‘The Lady is not for turning’ and Harold Wilson ‘This will not affect … Continue reading
Two little boys……….
The world is reeling following two tragic events on separate continents, both of which are being attributed to the work of young men. Both men are in their 20’s, using firearms in a manner that has appalled millions of people across the … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Adam Lanza, gun control, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, Sandy Hook, Seoul
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What Fostergate tells us
This weekend many of us have heard disturbing reports that suggest that Rotherham Social Services have decided that a couple who have been providing long-term foster placements for three children are now unfit to foster these children due to the ethnicity of the children and as a result … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety
Tagged BBC Radio 4, David Cameron, Denis MacShane, Ed Miliband, Michael Gove, Nigel Farage, Rotherham
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One reason to allow Prisoners to vote
The buzz of the day is the debate about prisoner voting, provoking mild hysteria from Parliamentarians whose stomach to discuss certain topics seems very fragile. My view is that prisoners should be allowed to vote, in part because I believe that … Continue reading
What we all did last Sunday
I was one of some 2500 people whose Sunday was taken up with the so-called March for England in Brighton. However just in case my interest might be seen to have been fleeting I have been thinking and discussing this event … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety, Policing
Tagged Brighton, Crawley, Laura Moffatt, March for England, Pepper Spray, Police and Crime Commissioner, Sussex Police
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A poor alternative to a BBQ
According to the lesser known US poet, John Godfrey Saxe (or if you don’t check your facts) Otto Von Bismarck, there are two things that people shouldn’t see – the making of laws and sausages. Last night around 200 residents of Patcham (Patchamites as one claimed) exchanged … Continue reading
Baby knows best!
This week 60 young residents of Brighton and their mothers took a stand in Brighton and due to the wonder of twitter and facebook, the nations media paid attention. The Breast Feeding flash mob was not the most important event … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety
Tagged Crime, Daily Mail, David Cameron, Eric Pickles, Safety, Theresa May
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By Jove, Eric’s got it!
I have never been a great supporter of the current incumbent of the Department for Communities and Local Government. Eric Pickles is clearly capable of a taking a bit of criticism and anyone who can say on the one hand … Continue reading
Posted in Community Safety
Tagged Eric Pickles, Politics Programme, Sussex, Whitehawk
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