Our local station isn't exactly a hotbed of antisocial activity in the evenings. It can be a bit quiet, which some people might find a little unsettling (this applies to the nearly streets, too) but I don't think it comes anywhere near to being thought of as a troublespot. However, it isn't far from the boundary of a marginal electorate that the Government may struggle to retain in the next election (although its actual location is within a safe seat).
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A lonely job? |
Perhaps I'm cynical, but I wondered if this was a factor when
it was announced that PSOs would be present at the station each evening? Thanks to P for drawing this to my attention.
I went past to check, and, yes, there they were recently during the evening.
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All quiet.... |
My opinion of the powers-that-be is still poor as a result of the massive
downgrading of services during January. There really does seem to be an issue about the appropriate prioritisation of resources.
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