Well done on the rays, Id watch out where your putting your car though, dont want to ruin the access for every one else.

 

nice fishing there. just read on facebook another guy had 6down there lastnight. seems it was a good night to fish.

 

Cheers mate. As i said, surprisingly a lot on anglers but not a vehicle in sight. Im pressuming people are dubious about all the wheel clamp signs that have appeared..? Me personaly (without sounding arrogant or obnoxious in any way) i couldn't give two hoots about the patrol fella, wheel clamp signs or anything that goes with it. As judging by tonight in which no-one parked up there, its scare-mongered people already. Whereas if say all ten+ anglers parked up there in protest im sure the old boy wouldn't have more than one wheel clamp (if any) let alone ten+!! Its a beach, i want my rightful access to it and that i shall seek lol. Im not obstructing anyone/thing, im making no noise whatsoever and im not causing a nuisance or leaving mess laying about. Im sure some agree and some disagree, we are all individual, free to express our opinion within reason and ultimately responsible for our actions whatever they my be :thumbs:

Lucky: 6 is a nice haul.... any weights listed on your source? There was def plenty of people down there, and at chequers from what i could see.

 

Not one to stir the fire, but really Sandwich bay residents should be more aware of the law. It is illegal to tow or clamp a car on private land, since the 1st October. Threatening to do so, suddenly sounds illegal in itself. It is certainly an empty threat. The only people allowed to clamp or tow are police, council, or contractors working on their behalf. If they dont want you parking by the beach, park on their drives.

 

Not one to stir the fire, but really Sandwich bay residents should be more aware of the law. It is illegal to tow or clamp a car on private land, since the 1st October. Threatening to do so, suddenly sounds illegal in itself. It is certainly an empty threat. The only people allowed to clamp or tow are police, council, or contractors working on their behalf. If they dont want you parking by the beach, park on their drives.

Being very careful of course that you don't break more serious laws such as trespass which I'm sure you meant to add rob

 

I always used to park on the dirt road at the rear of the yatch club .it is only a short walk to the slipway from that point and never had any probs . But that was in the old days before chavery . I personally prefer to avoid confronting any locals about parking and always try to be as low profile as possible . With the worry of where to park your car securely and not upsetting locals to boot ,nowadays make me think twice as to the venues i choose to fish. Apparently its called progress ??????.

 

Hope she don't smell your fingers, or you going to have a lot of explaining to do.
Well done on the fishing.

 

Removing Trespasser from Land: Charging Practice
Section 61 CJPOA (Stones: 8-24900) enables a police officer to direct trespassers on land (who are there with the common purpose of residing there for any period) to leave the land where the occupier has taken steps to ask them to do so, and either:

they have damaged the land; or
they have used threatening, abusive or insulting behaviour to the occupier, the occupier's family, employees or agents; or
between them they have 6 or more vehicles on the land.
Failure to obey a direction to leave or returning to the land as a trespasser within 3 months is an offence.

Section 62 provides a power for the police to seize vehicles of persons failing to comply with a direction under s6 1.

The senior officer present at the scene has to believe that the conditions set out in s 62(1) have been fulfilled. Evidence that they were fulfilled in fact will be relevant only in an inquiry into the questions whether the senior officer held the belief and whether, if he or she did, the belief was reasonably held. A defendant charged with an offence under the section (or, for example, charged with assaulting a police office in the execution of her or his duty) will be entitled to raise these questions. Although a successful defence along these lines is likely to be rare, the senior police officer will need to provide evidence in all cases justifying his or her giving of a direction.

 

A. Nice catch.

B. Why not respect residents rights in what is a private estate? One of the problems with todays society is lack of respect...on many levels.

 

Ere We go again ! taxi for ray at Sandwich Bay please !

 

Just can't understand some people's attitudes , why would you want to fu@k it up for everyone else !!!! . Grow up and stop being stupid and lazy !! . Last year we trouble with idiots pumping bait on a local beach to me , they upset a lot of locals by sorting there bait out at there cars and dumping all the knackered worms and there guts and soggy news paper were they parked !!! Pis5ing a lot of people of !!!

 

A. Nice catch.

B. Why not respect residents rights in what is a private estate? One of the problems with todays society is lack of respect...on many levels.

It does cut both ways, if we want their respect we have to give them respect.

 

Its all because of all the bloody foreigners and the politicians I tell you ....

 

A. Nice catch.

B. Why not respect residents rights in what is a private estate? One of the problems with todays society is lack of respect...on many levels.

I learnt many years ago that having a right of way over land does not confer any rights to stop (park) on it.

 

Ere We go again ! taxi for ray at Sandwich Bay please !

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