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Woman fined for defecating in Brentnall Street, Middlesbrough

Woman fined for defecating in Brentnall Street, Middlesbrough
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Woman fined after council warden found her defecating in doorway on Middlesbrough street

Woman fined after council warden found her defecating in doorway on Middlesbrough street
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PSPOs for Pavement Parking?

Just musing. Is there any reason why a Public Spaces Protection Order cannot (apart from local politics and motohoon squealing) be used to control pavement parking across a community, by criminalising it? I can't see any reason why not: 1 - Areas pedestrianised using PSPOs already exclude routine parking. 2 - PSPOs already sometimes apply right across Council Areas. And Pavement Parking afaics meets the required criteria:

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Monday Miscellany, 9/25/23

The source of anti-phonics reading curriculum is shut down, a Lutheran woman loses her job for participating in a church activity, and at least some police in the UK decide not to prosecute silent prayer.

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Mirabile dictu: UK belatedly discovers that silent prayer is not a crime

Following a six-month investigation, West Midlands Police have confirmed that they will not bring charges against Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, issuing an apology for the length of time to reach the decision.

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