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An idea
2nd Oct 2009 - 1:27pm
POLICE IN BLIDWORTH WOODS
7th Oct 2009 - 5:10pm
Hell everyone know about last week in dogging site blidworth on fri after midnite i tink so aroudn 3am saturday ,there are 4 police cars .....what happened pls?..i have seen them when i approach on the site so ...i driver straight and back at my home...someone say me what happened pls?..
thanks
thanks
Police in Lincoln and Notts
9th Oct 2009 - 11:07am
Just wanted to give peeps a heads up....
We headed down to Stapleford woods last saturday and were met by a policeman who was approaching all the cars that entered and looking at the passengers and asking why we were there. We were then told to leave the woods, so we then headed to our next stop of the evening, Blid, and were shocked to see how empty the place was. There were about 8 cars (all single men) all night...We later found out that the police had been stopping every single car the night before and checking the reason for them being there.
Yesterday Mr bbw was walking the dog back at Stapleford and a policeman approached him and asked if he came to the woods alot and asked him what he see's going on in the woods and if it bothers him. Ofcourse he said that it's no bother lol
He also advised that they have an unmarked car down there during the day and night. It's a silver focus....So just a warning....take care and be safe! xxxx
Just
We headed down to Stapleford woods last saturday and were met by a policeman who was approaching all the cars that entered and looking at the passengers and asking why we were there. We were then told to leave the woods, so we then headed to our next stop of the evening, Blid, and were shocked to see how empty the place was. There were about 8 cars (all single men) all night...We later found out that the police had been stopping every single car the night before and checking the reason for them being there.
Yesterday Mr bbw was walking the dog back at Stapleford and a policeman approached him and asked if he came to the woods alot and asked him what he see's going on in the woods and if it bothers him. Ofcourse he said that it's no bother lol
He also advised that they have an unmarked car down there during the day and night. It's a silver focus....So just a warning....take care and be safe! xxxx
Just
Just wanted to give peeps a heads up....
We headed down to Stapleford woods last saturday and were met by a policeman who was approaching all the cars that entered and looking at the passengers and asking why we were there. We were then told to leave the woods, so we then headed to our next stop of the evening, Blid, and were shocked to see how empty the place was. There were about 8 cars (all single men) all night...We later found out that the police had been stopping every single car the night before and checking the reason for them being there.
Yesterday Mr bbw was walking the dog back at Stapleford and a policeman approached him and asked if he came to the woods alot and asked him what he see's going on in the woods and if it bothers him. Ofcourse he said that it's no bother lol
He also advised that they have an unmarked car down there during the day and night. It's a silver focus....So just a warning....take care and be safe! xxxx
We headed down to Stapleford woods last saturday and were met by a policeman who was approaching all the cars that entered and looking at the passengers and asking why we were there. We were then told to leave the woods, so we then headed to our next stop of the evening, Blid, and were shocked to see how empty the place was. There were about 8 cars (all single men) all night...We later found out that the police had been stopping every single car the night before and checking the reason for them being there.
Yesterday Mr bbw was walking the dog back at Stapleford and a policeman approached him and asked if he came to the woods alot and asked him what he see's going on in the woods and if it bothers him. Ofcourse he said that it's no bother lol
He also advised that they have an unmarked car down there during the day and night. It's a silver focus....So just a warning....take care and be safe! xxxx
The Bedfordshire Police have a "safer neighbourhoods" policy at the moment. Each area has a team deployed to stop car thefts and anti-social behaviour. Posters have been put up at one layby (mainly gay) stating that officers will be patrolling (and they do....they go through the woods at one in the morning having a look) although their main focus is on cars with females in....
Bit of an update on Stapleford... popped down there tonight as we were passing and the police were there again and pulled us over. Obviously being a genuine "local" couple this wasn't a problem for us but for those that travel to come here they are doing name and address checks... please be warned!
They informed us that they are doing high profile patrolling of the area, so it looks like Stapleford is a no go zone... for a couple of months anyway!
They informed us that they are doing high profile patrolling of the area, so it looks like Stapleford is a no go zone... for a couple of months anyway!
Re: bristol
26th Dec 2009 - 11:04am
two4sue wrote:
hey we were at the bristol sites sat police were clocking car numbers how long this been happening . mabe there gonna start asbos
sorry are u talking about xxxx just of xxxxxx as me and my lady go there some times if thats the case we might have to find other places to go regards dee and ray better nown as ukcouple 2007hey we were at the bristol sites sat police were clocking car numbers how long this been happening . mabe there gonna start asbos
A highways traffic vehicle (yellow and black squares livery) has taken to frequenting the well known and used car parks recently. Seems its a convenient place for them to wait for call outs on M4, A404M and probably M40. A patrol 4x4 approached this evening and shone a powerful searchlight from its roof along the length of the car park from the road before it came in. Very unnerving and intimidating - probably exactly the reaction they wanted. Not sure what the legal status of these patrols is. Are they manned by police? What powers do they have? Anyone know?
They're there to deal with traffic flow problems. Breakdowns, debris on the road etc, but my experience is that some of them like to play at being police officers. 
Affectionately referred to by myself and friends as 'Wombles'.
**Oh and Likemore2 I've edited your post to remove details of the location. For your own safety and that of others please try to keep it vague, (ie: car park off A404) as these areas of the forum have open access to the internet and non-members can view them.**
Affectionately referred to by myself and friends as 'Wombles'.
**Oh and Likemore2 I've edited your post to remove details of the location. For your own safety and that of others please try to keep it vague, (ie: car park off A404) as these areas of the forum have open access to the internet and non-members can view them.**
highways officers
28th Feb 2010 - 1:11pm
The highways officers have limited powers with regard to the control of traffic on A roads and motorways. However some of these officers are actually retired police officers and are employed because of their knowledge of main road safety,traffic control etc. This means that even tho they may have no authority over cars parked up near the main roads they can be very well connected, their control will have a direct link to the local police.
Warning, big police presence at Wirral site
14th Mar 2010 - 8:27pm
Tonight at 7.45ish, 2 police vans at dogging site on the Wirral. Be careful.
Re: highways officers
26th Mar 2010 - 11:35pm
robpet wrote:
The highways officers have limited powers with regard to the control of traffic on A roads and motorways. However some of these officers are actually retired police officers and are employed because of their knowledge of main road safety,traffic control etc. This means that even tho they may have no authority over cars parked up near the main roads they can be very well connected, their control will have a direct link to the local police.
The highways officers have limited powers with regard to the control of traffic on A roads and motorways. However some of these officers are actually retired police officers and are employed because of their knowledge of main road safety,traffic control etc. This means that even tho they may have no authority over cars parked up near the main roads they can be very well connected, their control will have a direct link to the local police.
The Highways Agency are there for their own titilation. In fact, they're only supposed to 'patrol' the trunk road and main A roads where they act as a 'support' for the police at accident scenes and all that.
They have no powers whatsoever, similarly, they have no responsibilities either. If you see them touring a dogging site, get the reg number of the vehicle and complain to the Highways Agency control.
Facebook Twats Group
26th Mar 2010 - 11:43pm
http://tl-ph.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&viewas=0&gid=21220119729
The above link says it all.
It belongs to a chav group that call themselves the dogging police and take great delight in shinning torches about and chasing people.
They browse the boards on this site for news on intended meets so be very careful when posting locations.
If you get any hassle from people in vehicles (we suspect Citoen Saxo types) then get the reg numbers and report them. If they are chasing people and giving them hassle then it's illegal.
The above link says it all.
It belongs to a chav group that call themselves the dogging police and take great delight in shinning torches about and chasing people.
They browse the boards on this site for news on intended meets so be very careful when posting locations.
If you get any hassle from people in vehicles (we suspect Citoen Saxo types) then get the reg numbers and report them. If they are chasing people and giving them hassle then it's illegal.
Re: Facebook Twats Group
26th Mar 2010 - 11:51pm
Mattsuzie wrote:
http://tl-ph.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&viewas=0&gid=21220119729
The above link says it all.
It belongs to a chav group that call themselves the dogging police and take great delight in shinning torches about and chasing people.
They browse the boards on this site for news on intended meets so be very careful when posting locations.
If you get any hassle from people in vehicles (we suspect Citoen Saxo types) then get the reg numbers and report them. If they are chasing people and giving them hassle then it's illegal.
http://tl-ph.facebook.com/group.php?v=wall&viewas=0&gid=21220119729
The above link says it all.
It belongs to a chav group that call themselves the dogging police and take great delight in shinning torches about and chasing people.
They browse the boards on this site for news on intended meets so be very careful when posting locations.
If you get any hassle from people in vehicles (we suspect Citoen Saxo types) then get the reg numbers and report them. If they are chasing people and giving them hassle then it's illegal.
In fact, when you look through the videos, it's clear that their behaviour is intimidatory and language homophobic. We will be reporting the facbook profile to the police.
Re: highways officers
27th Mar 2010 - 7:24am
The Highways Agency are there for their own titilation. In fact, they're only supposed to 'patrol' the trunk road and main A roads where they act as a 'support' for the police at accident scenes and all that.
They have no powers whatsoever, similarly, they have no responsibilities either. If you see them touring a dogging site, get the reg number of the vehicle and complain to the Highways Agency control.[/quote]
I repeat they do have some limited powers regarding traffic, including the stopping of vehicles on motorways and certain A roads in England only - quoted from Highway code page 39. I know this because 1 of our truck drivers ignored them whilst driving with a mud flap hanging loose, they got the police to stop him in the end. Fortunately for him copper said that they only on the road 2 days and their 'powers' not clearly advertised' got the impression he did'nt like them either. We made sure all our drivers became aware of them. If the lay by is on 1 of their A roads then they will use it.
They have no powers whatsoever, similarly, they have no responsibilities either. If you see them touring a dogging site, get the reg number of the vehicle and complain to the Highways Agency control.[/quote]
I repeat they do have some limited powers regarding traffic, including the stopping of vehicles on motorways and certain A roads in England only - quoted from Highway code page 39. I know this because 1 of our truck drivers ignored them whilst driving with a mud flap hanging loose, they got the police to stop him in the end. Fortunately for him copper said that they only on the road 2 days and their 'powers' not clearly advertised' got the impression he did'nt like them either. We made sure all our drivers became aware of them. If the lay by is on 1 of their A roads then they will use it.
Highways Agency
27th Mar 2010 - 4:05pm
Hope this will clarify the situation. HATO's have no powers whatsoever, they cannot stop vehicles, they cant demand names address etc. They have no legal powers to detain people. they are only supposed to patrol A Roads and mainly the M,way. They cant even break the speed limit when called to an accident etc. They are civilian employees only.
Hope that helps.
Hope that helps.
Re: Highways Agency
27th Mar 2010 - 6:44pm
karrimor wrote:
Hope this will clarify the situation. HATO's have no powers whatsoever, they cannot stop vehicles, they cant demand names address etc. They have no legal powers to detain people. they are only supposed to patrol A Roads and mainly the M,way. They cant even break the speed limit when called to an accident etc. They are civilian employees only.
Hope that helps.
Hope this will clarify the situation. HATO's have no powers whatsoever, they cannot stop vehicles, they cant demand names address etc. They have no legal powers to detain people. they are only supposed to patrol A Roads and mainly the M,way. They cant even break the speed limit when called to an accident etc. They are civilian employees only.
Hope that helps.
I all I will say is when did you last read the Highway Code? Please read my post again, apart from my day job I have a hobby which involved extra driving test and assessments so I always have new HC. (I could quote reference for road traffic act) I know this is nothing to do with dogging but if you use the motorway or major A roads it could save you and others some hassle.
