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Latest comment by Kal-El about 1 month ago

Colombo, in regards to the secretary story any workplace should expect mistakes, the biggest issue…

Friday saw the joint initiative launch of the domestic violence and social marketing project at KC stadium.

The first of it’s kind in the Northern Hemisphere and Hull is leading the way on this.

Whilst I appreciate that it’s not just men who commit acts of domestic violence the statistics were worrying, over 24,000 women in HULL are affected by this, over 500 reports to the police per month and an average of 2 children per class in the…

Latest comment by mysti 2 months ago

Unfortunately the letter to the Editor published in Monday’s HDM was quick to jump on the band wagon…

I would like the dubious title of a top ten on this site, unfortunately it seems I don’t have as much to say as I thought I did!!!!!

Latest comment by Lazarus 2 months ago

I’m not too sure what you mean mysti? Are you wanting to get on one of the lists to the left of the…

PCSOs are a visible, uniformed on-street presence helping to improve the quality of life in local communities and offer greater public reassurance. Working with partners and community organisations, their duties include addressing anti-social behaviour , reporting vandalism, reporting suspicious activity, providing crime prevention advice, deterring nuisance from young people. PCSO’s are fully trained to understand their role and the powers available…

Latest comment by Jobo 2 months ago

I mostly feel sorry for PCSO’s, I’d do a terrible job as I would have no patience for repeat offenders…

Following last nights Calender How would you feel if you were stopped by park wardens for sauntering around one of the open public spaces in Hull? I agree that if the idea is to protect children then it’s a good idea but who determines if someone is acting suspiciously or loitering around?

I quite often sit on a bench and read a book or meet a friend with children, does this mean I can be questioned by park wardens now?

Latest comment by barrycoleridge 2 months ago

very true