Alan G of, Bonny Scotland Writes on fasties :
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On thre 3rd of March the council will discuss an application by ECPH to put additional advertising on their vehicles.
Most of us are aware that ph cars frequently "seagull" outside pubs and clubs and it is because of this that women are at risk of entering an unlicensed vehicle. Extra signage would only encourage people to approach phc drivers who would then be further tempted to break the law. Surely the answer lies in ensuring that ph vehicles are NOT allowed to sit about in public places? Do the ph companies know this? Do they care? Perhaps if we could convey this message to the council they might not support the advertising campaign by ECPH and instead address the real problem and dangers to women.
No action has ever been taken by ECPH against drivers illegally picking up. This they fail to mention in their submissions to the council and the women's groups they have discussed this with.
Read this http://www.fastblacks.com/phc.html and then email every councillor to advise them of your views.
Alan G
Most of us are aware that ph cars frequently "seagull" outside pubs and clubs and it is because of this that women are at risk of entering an unlicensed vehicle. Extra signage would only encourage people to approach phc drivers who would then be further tempted to break the law. Surely the answer lies in ensuring that ph vehicles are NOT allowed to sit about in public places? Do the ph companies know this? Do they care? Perhaps if we could convey this message to the council they might not support the advertising campaign by ECPH and instead address the real problem and dangers to women.
No action has ever been taken by ECPH against drivers illegally picking up. This they fail to mention in their submissions to the council and the women's groups they have discussed this with.
Read this http://www.fastblacks.com/phc.html and then email every councillor to advise them of your views.
Alan G
Thanks Alan
