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has anyone seen the telegraph about the bail hostels for accrington and blackburn? hope they aint putting it near my house:eek:
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Ive not seen it, have they not hinted on where they are plannign to put them? |
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No haven't seen it but echo your thoughts!
Have you any more info? |
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Maybe they are planning to use one of the empty shops in Accy Arndale
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doesnt say where they are yet
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aint seen it, but not suprised, after watching Panorama tonight, where there putting Murderers n Armed Robbers in Open Prisons so they can walk out n continue there careers, so a bail hostels nowt.:D unless its near our house.;)
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Just dump more no hopers on us without a by your leave. We already have bail hostels in Accrington.
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I'd bet my bottom dollar that Jack Straw knows all about this...I wouldn't trust that bloke as far as i could chuck him.
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were so u suggest?? top of the coppice? they have to go somewhere....
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The only way we could do this is to forget our political views and consider 'our county', it's somewhere we could be proud of, if we worked together to prevent this type of dumping ground. Let's all demand a better Lancashire! |
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whats the difference between a bail hostel and the criminals and druggies we have roaming the streets anyway? at least there will be some sort of monitering of the ones in the hostel.
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We have to have such things, bail hostels, prisons, there are folk kicking up a fuss about a new energy efficient town that is planned to be built close to them, wiping out some of their countryside.
Think we all understand that we need them, nobody wants them on their doorstep though, it’s a bit of a dilemma. It would be a bonus if at least the local authority knew what was being planned locally by outsiders. |
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Been bail hostel in Accy for years
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Half of the electorate would not understand what you are saying. Never been on a high horse which you seem to put yourself on. The government took a hiding in the local elections and everyone is aware of that, OK I agree we don't want this crap but how can I trust you as a potential ally to prevent this happening if you try to ridicule (which seems to be the morm) someone who defends Lancashire and will always do so no matter what crass comments are forthcoming from a nobody who thinks he's funny. |
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im not saying i agree with it... i am saying that they have to go somewhere and the people in the hostel will be checked up on.. thats much better than the ones that roam the street!
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i dont want my kids near these people either,put them in a field with a pack of wolves
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what do you think happens to paedophiles when they leave the hostels?
the council rehomes them... every single council estate will have at least one! i live on a council estate with my son.... so before anyone asks, no i dont agree with that either! |
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i dont agree neither, but then i don't hold the view -(they have to go somewhere) WHY?
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Meanwhile you used this to express your political feelings rather than make a useful comment, because of my reply you also attempt to turn that political, well, strange as it may seem I look to myself and my neighbours before I get political, and look down on all that put party and political bias before the good of his fellow man, which put's you a long way down the list, in fact lower than the souls they want to put into Bail Hostels anywhere near me! |
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ok.... what should be done with them? the prisons are over crowded and the only other choice is to let them straight out onto the streets.
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so would you agree to a prison instead?
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Things such as prisons have to be built, they have to go somewhere. Bail hostels also have to go somewhere. The least the planners could do is consult the locals.
My answer to the problem would be that everyone forego early release, if you get 10 years you serve 10 years, to the very day. I would also make prisons a harsher place to be, with in-mates at least four to a cell, that would at least double the prison capacity in an instant. Sod the human rights issue, those rights should be dispensed with when you transgress the rules of your society. |
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be careful mate, yer talking sense.:D
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Some if not all posters on this website are serious in their convictions. There is plenty of room in the wastelands of Scotland or the Valleys of Wales to accomodate these waisters....plenty of sheep for company etc..etc..etc. and now I'm being or trying to be funny to a subject which is not funny. What do we do with them?.........London is full....cull?....out of the question......Siberia...........I wish. The amount of money the Government are extracting from the British public in taxes direct and indirect should be sufficient to provide secure housing for these people. There must be some way, and I am not sure, and it seems nor are the government, of addressing this problem. As old as I am (which seems to be a reference point for the smart arses to pick up on) I have two Grandchildren who live in Lancashire and would hate to have them subjected to, or threatened by the presence of these preditors or criminals in their everyday life. |
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Obviously not really;) |
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You feeling smug in your little Spanish Ghetto, away from the woes of us ordinary folk, I have my own Grand childer, I want them to grow up and be happy here, not have to pretend they will have a better life coming to them somewhere else once they've fleeced their neighbours, I'll stay and fight for their future which must be better off because you aren't in it! (Please, Please, prove me wrong instead of advising from miles away come back and fight for you own children's, children!). :rolleyes: |
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yes
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Quite lucky compared to some people really, I never got hurt, not physically anyway. The knife pointed in my side is just always in my mind Still can't work on my own But it won't always be like that, I've come on loads since it happened |
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Thanks:)
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Good to hear that you are regaining your confidence :)
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My grandchildren have the opportunity to visit whenever they wish and so have my children who have both made a life for themselves and a good living in a very hostile environment. I ran a completely legitimate business in the UK and have retired from that business without owing a penny. I would not hesitate to advise my close family to think twice about the advantages of living in a country where you are treated fairly and accepted as part of the framework. I will advise from miles away because my experiences in the county of my birth are not going to get any better with nerds at the helm, be it Labour or Conservative. |
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Glad you are getting there was off-line when it happened and if I remember rightly your bosses haven't been much help. Good luck!!
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The blogs are still there, i was reading them the other day... i have been in a simular situation only i wasnt being robbed and i can imagine how scary it must have been and how hard it is to get over, i hope you are getting there tho.
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Thanks everyone, I do real well now, well I work with someone else
It's only when I see someone similar or *dodgy* looking that I get worried and have my hand on the panic button (Sorry I can't think of a better word than dodgy, but I know what I mean |
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accylass.....pm me if you want to talk, i would rather not talk about what happened to me in public.
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He's waiting for me to go to bed tho so best not tonight:D |
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Also I think you will find that there are bail hostels in most towns |
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What chance do we stand? Having just watched the Panarama program makes you wonder just what the hell is going on, if they treat hardened criminals like this how the hell can they monitor these bail hostels. Only this weeknd Salford M.P. Hazel Blears was say that the Government was going to listen to the people, I know, I know, we've heard it all before, but now we can put this to the test, will the govenment listen. Maybe if Greg is monitoring this thread he can have an input, and please don't get me wrong I'm saying this to be bipartsan and having a pop at Greg far from it. On matters such as this Greg is our representative and the best person placed to put our point forward, irrespective of any political stance of any one individual. Like most people, I have a concern about the sitting o these hostels, but the trouble is, so do the likes of you and me in every town and city in the country, and its not a question which will be easily solved:(
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They could send them to Chernobyl, the town is already built plenty of housing, no one else in the immediate area its secure and patrolled what more do you need.
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Or India, If its good enough for our Call centre jobs its good enough for prison IMHO.
Pay the indian goverment probably 1/4 of what it costs to keep them here, conditions should be as per the indians get i.e. not somewhere you want to go back as opposed to somewhere you want to check in for a few days R&R. As others said, far too much consideration for 'their' rights and not enough for teh decent people's |
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I'm a little confused by the papers report of housing people who were out earlier than the length of their sentences.
I understood Bail houses were just that, to house people who had not been charged or proven guilty in their crime, and that they have no particular permanent abode so at least easy to find and monitor. They, apparantely, only put in 'offenders' who would not pose a threat to the public. Listened to a lady interviewed who had lived across from one for years, and the close residents were given a contact number if any disturbances, etc., and she said they were down like a shot to sort out matters and did. Better service seemingly than if you or I have a troublesome neighbour. I expect lots of people have lived next door to bailed people who have a house to go back to, and maybe for worse offences. |
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accrington probation housed a pedophile next door to me without consulting me at all
i lived on a street that ran scouts , cubs etc and on teh next street was a junior school not only that i have 2 children of my own and because i wasnt informed what filthy bastard creature had been housed next door to me i invited my new neighbour in for coffee and he came round quite often and sat with my children we only found out what he was because my then partner said he looked familiar and it turned out that he was from darwen where she is from and after a bit of investigative work of our own we found teh story on teh telegraph archives and it turned out he had been working for the council as a support officer for children and had used his postion to abuse he actualy ran away before while supposedly under supervisoin and was fined £50 when he was eventualy located they should be killed period , we waste too much money trying to control them and death is much cheaper |
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what about the big house at the top of park road accy.
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All the time I worked at the social that was a lodging house full of men with 'dubious pasts' - it was privately owned - don't know whether it is the same now
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Some good news for a change, the bail hostel is not going to be opened in Accrington
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they already have one in Accy anyway
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One that we know about
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thats true, the one up Lydia street, its been there for donkeys years
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According to the Observer they are now housing child sex offenders at Lydia Street!!! Apparently one of them has been watching child porn in his room and has been reported and had his DVD player confiscated. It really gets me angry when they are putting these perverts in a hostel near kids and that parents aren't warned!!! They said when they opened the hostel that sex offendes wouldn't be housed there:mad:
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Yes they need to go somewhere, but preferable away from parks and schools.
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Bail hostels area a cheap alternative to new prisons.
I wonder how many bail hostels there are in Surrey, Hampshire, and other southern counties? You can find out at http://freedom.is/open.php but it doesn’t seem to list the 150 ClearSprings hostels. There is no money in the kitty to build and staff new prisons so private companies like ClearSprings are formed and they operate to make a profit from our taxes. We all know why there is no money in the kitty so there is no need to go into that now, but did you know that allegedly the government owes £555 billion and much of the ‘family silver’ has gone? If this country were a PLC the receivers would have been in long ago. |
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UK debt clock Let's face it - UK Ltd is bankrupt! |
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Wow! That clock sure does move.
It seems to be increasing by £1,000 PER SECOND. Whichever political party or coalition of takes over from Brown and Co it will be picking up a poisoned chalice. |
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Yes, it does shift somewhat. To be honest, I wish I hadn't discovered it now. Everytime I look at it, it depresses me!
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Thats a load of rubbish how do they know we are in that much debt anyone can just make a clock like that and post it on the web
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UK National Debt — Economics Blog but the worrying thing is that the government aren't giving us the full picture - if you add public sector pension liabilities, PFI's etc, it's over £1000 billion! :eek: Sorry for thread wander. :o |
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The delicate flower who took his story to the Observer, and who was apparently propositioned by the viewer of the pornography, had been jailed for 19 months for a 'serious violent offence'. Quite frankly I wouldn't want either of them living near me. http://www.accringtonobserver.co.uk/...ffender_hostel |
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'That' reporter again Garinda !!
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