Cctv

Hi There
Thanks for the reply. The only info i have on the pub is that it used to be a club and it is on JAMES ST
 
Whether or not the youth of today are worse generally, CCTV has made life safer for a lot of people. Yobboes don't like being caught (although if Lord Woolf has his way, all they will get is a slap on the wrist and a nice holiday).

As to the Big Brother idea, yes, it is open to misuse, but so is everything else. Those who are law-abiding are far less worried - I do wonder about the Civil Rights lobby - as far as I can see, CCTV helps to protect MY rights not to be mugged or assaulted.

Hopefully the pendulum is swinging back - it is a ridiculous situation when if I hit a burglar who has broken into my home and threatened me over the head, I can be sent to prison. If it was open season on burglars, then there would be fewer of them willing to risk it.
 
Slap on the wrist? I don't think that's allowed these days.

We haven't got a James Street Kathleen but we do have a Saint James Street - named after the church. It sounds like you're talking about The Bees Knees aka The Derby or whatever it's called again now.
 
Kathleen - If it is the Bees Knees, please don't let the bar staff play the music so loud. The only time we were there, it blew the wax out of my ears!
 
are you sure its accy kathleen? theres a james st club up ossy, could that not be it?
 
Terry said:
After reading a lot of threads, I have come across mention of CCTV several times. Why does Accy need CCTV? If it does, what's happened to Accy that it needs it. Does the youth of Accy need a collective kick up the a*** or what? Or is it just general mayhem? If Accy needs CCTV then it seems to me there must be a lot of sick sods about. I know the world has changed but hell! to that extent?:confused:
:DHere we go then!i have a public house....ooops....sorry...an INN...This has got cameras all over inside and out,Why you ask?the reason is if anything happened to me my family or my customers it is all recorded and valuable information to the police!It also deters a..h....s who want to go out and offend the majority of good people who only wish for a pleasent night out with family or friends!THE ACCY WEBBERS calm down when they are out on the lash :D because i could transfer it onto live cam and show the world what party animals they are..he..heee.
 
pendy said:
Hopefully the pendulum is swinging back - it is a ridiculous situation when if I hit a burglar who has broken into my home and threatened me over the head, I can be sent to prison. If it was open season on burglars, then there would be fewer of them willing to risk it.
Second that Pendy. What a totally bloody barmy situation that is. Anyone should have the right to defend themselves in their own home if someone breaks in. And when I say "defend themselves", I mean to the ultimate extent. When someone breaks into your home, there is no way of knowing how far that person is prepared to go to get whatever it is they want. They could be there to kill, steal, rape who the hell knows? As victims, we have to assume that they are prepared to cause us bodily harm to achieve their aims, so if I have to kill them to ensure that they don't get what they want and/or harm my family, that should be my right. They shouldn't bloody-well be there in the first place.:mad: Shoot first and ask the questions afterwards!
 
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