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ANPR cameras in 17 new Kent locations to be considered
The move is being discussed by the council in an effort to apprehend more drivers who disobey the law.
As part of a council effort to catch more drivers breaching the law, cameras may be installed in 17 new locations throughout Kent, it has been disclosed. A consultation regarding the installation of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras at locations throughout the Towns has been opened by Medway Council.
If the new cameras are installed, they will record drivers turning unlawful corners, halting inside yellow boxes, and entering areas that are prohibited for motor vehicles. According to the council, more enforcement will contribute to increased safety and less traffic.
The acts that the cameras will be focusing on are currently prohibited and will result in penalty charge letters (PCNs), but they also call for the presence of an officer at the scene. According to the plans, 17 new locations would be fitted
Cameras would police the pedestrianised area on Chatham High Street, and there would be no limitations on motor vehicles or access at Batchelor, Whittaker, or Clover streets. Additionally, yellow box junctions at the Maidstone Road Bus Interchange and the Chatham Hill intersection with Luton Road would be enforced using ANPR cameras.
Three are suggested for Rochester’s A2 Corporation Street, with yellow boxes at the intersections of Gas House Road, Bardell Terrace and the Esplanade. An ANPR camera would also be stationed in Rochester to enforce the prohibition on right turns at the intersection of Rochester High Street and Star Hill.
Three are suggested for Gillingham High Street at the unrestricted entry points on Kings Street, Green Street, and James Street. Five yellow box intersections would
According to the council, this plan represents the continuation of a number of already implemented traffic control measures, such as school streets and red routes. The cost of each ANPR camera and the associated fines were questioned of the authorities.
Eight locations in Medway currently have ANPR cameras to police moving traffic violations. These locations are:
July 2023 saw a change in the law that allowed municipalities to impose fines for moving traffic infractions, rather than just the police having the authority to prosecute cases. The ideas are the subject of a consultation being conducted by Medway Council. Comments can be filed through the council website, which also has additional information.
Prior traffic regulations have generated controversy, especially the red routes programme, which has been charged of serving as a means of council revenue-raising. The deadline for consultation is June 26.
POLICE attended a residential street after a car crashed into a parked vehic
le.On Tuesday, July 2, just before 7:30 p.m., police were called to Newlands Road in Haresfinch.
Police said that a parked Nissan Qashqai and a Vauxhall Astra had collided.
A spokeswoman said that although this damaged the car, no one was hurt in the crash.
For a brief while, the road was closed while the issue was resolved.On Tuesday, July 2, just before 7:30 p.m., police were called to Newlands Road in Haresfinch.
Police said that a parked Nissan Qashqai and a Vauxhall Astra had collided.
A spokeswoman said that although this damaged the car, no one was hurt in the crash.
For a brief while, the road was closed while the issue was resolved.
A Merseyside Police spokesman said; “We were called to Newlands Road, St Helens at around 7.25pm following reports of a road traffic collision.
“A Vauxhall Astra reportedly collided with a parked Nissan Qashqai, causing damage but no injury. Details were exchanged.
The three guys did not show up for their May 31, 2024, sentencing hearing at Carlisle Crown Court.
Their arrest has been warranted by the court.
The three males are from Liverpool: Darren Murphy, 37, Carl Watterson, 36, and Jonathan Scott, 35.
It is known that all three guys travel frequently through Cheshire, Merseyside, and Cumbria.
“If you have information on the immediate whereabouts of any of these individuals, please contact police by calling 999,” a Cumbria Police spokesperson stated.
“Please contact police via www.cumbria.police.uk/report-it if you have information about one of their general whereabouts or any other intelligence that could help officers.”
“Also, you can dial 101.
“To report information completely anonymously, contact independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.”
Not only is it awkward for people who are unfamiliar with the jargon and expectations involved, but it also makes one feel like they need be tread carefully to avoid being teased for perceived indiscretions or ascriptive qualities. It is founded on a faulty understanding of social relations and oppression, at least in its distorted and poisonous form, and as such, it offers little to an emancipatory left.
“There has long been a scientific consensus that there are more than two biological sexes,” he said, in perhaps his most startling assertion. Sex is not a spectrum, even if intersex people were to represent a distinct biological sex (which they do not, in the absence of a third gamete). The bodily integrity claims made by intersex people are frequently used as justification for transgender and gay identity claims.
The show trashed all critics, arrogantly questioning their feminist credentials—implying that the correct feminist stance, according to Böhmermann, was to support the bill without reservations. His ‘mansplaining’ of feminism to women was not however to convince dissenters but to delegitimise them in front of any bystander: no decent person could hold such views, since they were clearly coming from the far right.
The 24-year-old had played a crucial role for Gateshead last season, helping the club to secure a play-off place as well as being apart of their FA Trophy journey, which led to the club winning via penalties at Wembley Stadium last month.
But as he approaches a transfer to League One team Exeter City, currently coached by Gary Caldwell, his time at the National League team appears to be coming to an end.
How did Francis fare last season?
Since joining the National League team from Notts County last summer and their subsequent promotion to the EFL, the midfield player has been a mainstay.
Francis played in 40 league games for Gateshead the previous season, but an injury kept him from making an appearance at Wembley Stadium.
Considering his detailed stats, Francis averaged 9.2 ball recoveries, 4.2 interceptions, and an 89% throwing success rate per ninety minutes during the National League season.
Francis played for a very successful Gateshead football team, led by Rob Elliott, who averaged the greatest ball possession percentage in the division (62%), along with 500 accurate passes each game.
Gary Caldwell will be very pleased with his ball-handling skills as he attempts to assemble an Exeter City team that can play effectively in League One next year.
Journalist Pete O’Rourke claims that the two teams have now agreed on an undisclosed amount for the midfield player. A physical examination and personal conditions agreement will probably come before the transfer to the football club is officially confirmed.
Fans planning to attend Friday’s Warrington Wolves vs. Huddersfield Giants game may want to arrive at The Halliwell Jones Stadium a little early than normal.
With a win, Warrington’s under-18 team hopes to tie the top two teams in the league, Wigan Warriors and St. Helens, at least momentarily. Currently ranked third after winning five of their seven games this season, they will want to move up to third place.
Huddersfield, on the other hand, is ranked seventh in the competition table after winning three and losing four.
In an attempt to identify the individual in the photos, Cheshire Police has made camera stills from Warrington town centre available.
The investigation relates to the purported theft of goods on Sunday, June 23, from the TK Maxx store at Golden Square Shopping Centre.
It is advised that anyone who recognises the individual in the stills contact the authorities.
“Officers from the town centre beat team would like to speak to this gentleman with distinctive ink,” the Warrington Police team of the police stated.
This relates to the suspected Sunday, June 23, theft of a number of products from TK Maxx in the Golden Square Shopping Centre.
“Please contact us at 101, quoting 24000553694, or send an email to public.contact@cheshire.police.uk if you can assist in putting a name and ink on him.
As an alternative, you can make an anonymous call to Crimestoppers at 0800 555 111.
Following an altercation in the town centre late on Saturday night, THREE ladies were taken into custody.
Officers received reports of a disturbance on Sankey Street at approximately 10.40 p.m. on Saturday.
Three ladies, ages 27, 26, and 23, were taken into custody after police arrived at the scene on charges of using abusive or threatening words.
A spokesman for Cheshire Police stated: “Community resolution orders have been issued to each of them.”
This afternoon on Thursday, police in the Manchester Road area became aware of what appeared to be a stolen vehicle.
The driver fled after police tried to halt the vehicle and set up camp on Woolston’s Bridge Lane.
A spokesperson for Cheshire Police said: “The police helicopter was despatched to the site and a 20-year-old man was spotted and apprehended.
“He is currently being held in police custody assisting officers with their enquires.”
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