Only 180 Hours free work ?
Strikes me he got off lightly.
I got caught down in Portsmouth with nothing more than a set of mole grips and a stillson wrench and I have been made to do months and months of unpaid work.
Working on my daughters kitchen and bathrooms seem to be rather like painting the Forth Road Bridge….. never-ending.
Waterlooville man caught with knife in Southsea – East Hampshire – The News.
I have been watching the TV crime series “The Killing” and I think that it has been raining or just plain damp in every episode. Since it is predominantly damp here and has been for the last few days I was beginning to think I had been transported………to Seattle.
Mind you, they must have very soft rain. In some of the shots, typically Richmond’s campaign office, the rain is streaming down the glass ceiling and windows.
When that amount of rain falls on my conservatory I can’t hear myself think.
The view today has started on the dark side and has only gotten darker. Initially this was down to the weather which is damp, damp and more damp. It was very grey out there. Just when the sun began to shine the view took a turn for the worse.
I was just wrapping up a conference call with my manager when my eye was taken by a flurry of movement outside. One of the neighbours cats had managed to get hold of a squirrel which was squealing frantically while struggling to get free. Needless to say I broke off from my conference call and rushed outside in the vain hope of making the cat let the squirrel loose before any lasting damage was done. Unfortunately I was too late. The cat took off to hunt another day but I had to dispatch the squirrel which was in a bad way. So that’s four squirrels that have met their ends in my garden after an encounter with the neighbours cats.
As an observation, I note that the crows sat up in the trees above this one-sided scrap were very vocal. They started their calling at the same time as the cat captured the squirrel and continued well after I had scared the cat away. I just wonder whether their calls were in outrage at the attack or if they were getting excited at the possibility of a free lunch.
I am normally a firm supporter of our police who I believe, for the most part, get a raw deal. But this takes the biscuit.
This constable had a total loss of perspective and decided that delivering post was more important than apprehending a potential criminal.
That poor decision was a life changing one for PC Selby. She has lost her job and has gone to jail. Perhaps a bit harsh but compared to the sentences that have been handed out recently for looters and rioters I believe it is only right.
WrAnTz 