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Re: HBC have taken away the benches from outside the market
If people are drinking is this not a police issue?
I wonder who I talk to about re-homing those benches, I know a perfect spot for them :D |
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I read somewhere that one Conservative councillor stated that it was 'a daft move as the area is a no alcohol zone'.........but it isn't any good sticking up the notices and doing nothing about the people who are infringing the no alcohol law.
Start taking the booze off these folk and making them move on might be a better way. The benches being moved is a 'temporary' measure to see if it makes any difference....or at least that is what I was told. |
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I'll make less trips to shop in Accrington. The undesirables will simply find another place to sit. Such as by St. James church. Or are those seats to be removed as well? |
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Has this thread merged?, cause I can see posts from 2 different threads. And does not read right...
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Seems to be a typically bureaucratic approach to things, despite knowing what/who the problem is the authorities take the easy option & pussyfoot around the edges instead of dealing with the issue (is it because they've got rights ? For some reason I'm having visions of Ostriches) :rolleyes:
A link to the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001 http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2001/16/section/13 |
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Yes, G....I know it will make a difference to the people who need a sit down during their shopping trips, but I think the kind of difference they(HBC) are looking for, is to make it harder for the drinkers....or more uncomfortable for them.....so that they will be forced to look for somewhere else.
I suppose the peace Garden up Church Street would take them away from the main shopping area.......and if they went there, I would think HBC would see the removal of the benches as something of a success. It is unlawful to be drinking alcohol in that area. The simplest way to prevent that is to ensure the area is policed, the law upheld, and those who are drinking alcohol are carted away. |
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Cheers, will now re-type what I wrote. Bloody good thing that preview post button. I thought the site was having a benny:rolleyes:
And I had :thepint:, too much. Thanks again. |
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There have been two Labour councillors on this forum in the last half hour. Why haven't they appeared on this thread, explaining the thinking behind this move? |
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They will find somewhere else to sit. Innumerous times I've had to sit there, outside the Market Hall. Well yes, whichever idiot thought that by removing the benches that it would make people magically disappear, you've half succeeded. The drinkers will still be in the vicinity, but I won't be shopping there. |
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