I bin away from me emails for a few days and ran the lot through this
mornin. This one is not in me mail. May be they thought "Hugh, she will not
go curb crawling would she?" and didn't post it. I am going to complain
about discrimination. do you know a good lawyer.
Seriously by the way how does one get a social worker? Where does one go to?
Hell it is not me, it's for a pal of mine who cannot look after his official
stuff. Thanks
SP


>From: Steve Woods <woodsy@...>
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>Subject: [easton_bristol] [Fwd: Latest news bulletin: Campaign against kerb
>crawlers hits airwaves]
>Date: Mon, 20 Sep 2004 09:35:25 +0100
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>Dear All
>
>Have just received this in my inbox from Plod's press room and thought
>it may be of interest.
>
>Cheers
>Woodsy
>
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>CAMPAIGN AGAINST KERB CRAWLERS HITS AIRWAVES ( Bristol )
>
>A new radio campaign is being launched today to tackle kerb crawling in
>Bristol.
>
>Three different adverts will be aired on the music station GWR FM, from
>today, Monday September 20 2004, all aimed at the kerb crawler rather than
>the prostitute.
>
>The adverts are indicative of the police strategy – to target the kerb
>crawler rather than the prostitute and clamp down hard on those who
>constantly re-offend.
>
>PC Tina Newman, Vice Liaison Officer for Bristol District, said police were
>working with many different agencies to tackle more than just the criminal
>side of the prostitution issue.
>
>“We have spent a lot of time speaking with agencies that represent sex
>workers in Bristol in order to look into how the women can best be helped
>to get out of their current situation and into a better lifestyle.
>
>“It has been recognised that by criminalising the women the problem is
>not being tackled in the most effective way. We have been working with many
>groups to look at why women go into prostitution and all issues surrounding
>the lifestyle, particularly the issues around housing and drugs.
>
>“This campaign will put the criminal focus and the wrong-doing on the
>kerb crawler, shaming the punter who picks up women off the street. It will
>send a clear message to all men who are coming to Bristol to buy sex that
>their chances of getting caught and punished through the courts are now
>greatly increased ”
>
>The police strategy in Bristol does not include any plans for a tolerance
>zone, as piloted in Liverpool.
>
>The areas frequented by kerb crawlers in Bristol are largely residential
>and the culture of kerb crawling and prostitution can increase fear of
>crime and associated criminality.
>
>PC Newman said: “This industry is not just a night one, it continues into
>the daytime and when there are schools, businesses and houses around the
>same area, it can create fear and inappropriate behaviour for law-abiding
>members of the community.
>
>Extra police officers will be working on the campaign, ensuring a uniformed
>presence in the areas affected by kerb-crawling.
>
>Anti-Social Behaviour legislation is also being used in this area, with the
>first ASBO against a kerb crawler going through the court system at the
>moment.
>
>20/09/2004 08:20:25
>http://www.avonandsomerset.police.uk/newsroom2/news_display.asp?NewsStoryID=377\
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