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Tag Archives: Merseyside Police
Support the Police – legislate on drugs
Over the past few days I have watched with interest the debate on who should be the next Labour candidate to become Elected Police Commissioner on Merseyside. Now admittedly I’ve not actually seen what they said. After all I am … Continue reading
Liverpool’s planning committee must be bolder
Some good schemes did go through the planning committee today here are just three of them One of the most frustrating things that I do as a Councillor is to serve on Liverpool’s planning committee. Too often it is constrained … Continue reading
More money for less Police!
We need more men and women out there protecting our safety not wasting money on bureaucracy and fat cat salaries for politicians The Police and Crime Panel met on Tuesday and “approved” the Police Commissioner’s proposal for a 7.23% increase … Continue reading
In Praise of….. Local Government Workers!
This picture is, of course, of the devastated multi story car park at the Liverpool Arena. It was local government staff who dealt with this emergency and its aftermath Like most people who go canvassing the comment that most annoys … Continue reading
The Police’ Liverpool Direct & One Connect Lancashire
I have just come back from being interviewed by the Police about Liverpool Direct Ltd and One Connect Lancashire with a greater emphasis on the former. You will all be aware that I have been concerned for a considerable time … Continue reading
Posted in Liverpool City Council
Tagged British Telecom, BT, Labour, LDL, Liberal Democrats, Liverpool Direct, Merseyside Police
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An emerging Labour scandal at the Merseyside Police Commissioners Office
Two months ago in preparation for an appearance on the ‘Law in Action’ programme on Radio 4 my colleagues and I did a survey at our regular open air advice centre at the Farmer’s Market in Allerton Road. Of 117 … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Labour, Lib Dems, Liverpool, Merseyside Police, Police, Waste of Money
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Preparing for Halloween and Bonfire Night in South Liverpool
A message from Inspector Andy Wignall, Allerton Police Station Dear All, Adopt a Street Project Every year during the bonfire period from 15th October – 7th November many lives across Liverpool are disrupted through anti-social behaviour (ASB). This ASB can … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bonfire Night, Church Ward, Merseyside Fire Service, Merseyside Police, South Liverpool
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