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| 3 | srawlings@cix.compulink. | 49 | Re: Shrops Lanes Info. |
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Date: 14 Mar 97 10:54:42 EST From: Chris Marsden <100620.2156@CompuServe.COM> Subject: Obstruction to UCR Hi all, I have spoken to Police today, 6 weeks after reporting an obstruction to a UCR. SO4442. They have a "policy decision" to make on who should prosecute for obstructions: bollards, damaging surface, depositing dung etc. There are several agencies that can bring a criminal prosecution. I asked if it was a policy on IF to prosecute, "Oh No! I'm sure you wouldnt let us do that". (He has been taliking with the CC!) Has submitted a 5 page report to the Force Solicitor, and would I mind waiting about 2 more weeks before using the road. I said I probably would not wait, shall I inform you before using? He said yes, and speak to the Highways department first as well. Patience, or don't use and lose? Any advice? Chris ------------------------------[ <- Message 2 -> end | Table of Contents | <- Digest 970315 -> | Search Archive Index | <- Browser -> ]
Date: 14 Mar 97 10:54:51 EST
From: Chris Marsden <100620.2156@CompuServe.COM>
Subject: List operation.
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Date: Fri, 14 Mar 97 08:28 GMT0
From: srawlings@cix.compulink.co.uk (Stephen Rawlings)
Subject: Re: Shrops Lanes Info.
True enough Tim, but it is important that any database has the
flexibility to deal with and record, any alternative present recording
sysyem in use within a CC or DC level.
The problem with the Shrops TRF system was that there was no cross
reference to the CC numberings which did lead to confusion sometimes:-) I
was starting to make alterations but finished the ROW job long before the
task was completed. A computer database will be far easier to use and log
data into. Now all we need is some of those nice OS maps on the database
as well. We have some very nice mapping software on the Farm these days,
just ripe for this task!
Steve Rawlings
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Subject: Re: Shrops Lanes Info.
From: TimLARA@aol.com
The problem with having a system that relies on authority numbers is that
they are liable to change due to:
i. changes in status, RUPP > BOAT, Bridleway > BOAT, etc.
ii. changes in authority - reorganisation, Unitary, boundary shifts, etc.
And there is no need to tell anyone what the new numbers are or what they
relate to.
Also, SCC might label routes by parish, but others don't, and it is best
to
have a system which is as nationally uniform as possible.
Of course, the record ought to note what the authority number is, but we
should not rely on it.
Cheers, tim
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]From: TimLARA@aol.com Date: Fri, 14 Mar 1997 17:07:43 -0500 (EST) Subject: Re: Obstruction to UCR Justice delayed is justice denied. But I am forgetting. The police is not about justice, but about making sure that the poor, who cannot afford solicitors, get nicked, while the rich, who can afford large contributions to the Benevolent Fund, are advised of the consequences of being found out. Cheers, cynically as ever, tim PS I walked the best part of Moelfre City today from both ends, and I cannot see what the fuss is about. cheers, tim ------------------------------[ <- Message 5 -> end | Table of Contents | <- Digest 970315 -> | Search Archive Index | <- Browser -> ]
Date: Fri, 14 Mar 97 20:30 GMT0
From: srawlings@cix.compulink.co.uk (Stephen Rawlings)
Subject: Re: List operation.
Well done Chris.
Trouble is, the list is generating so much mail it is hard to follow a
thread as the replies are not linked. I suspect that after a while, the
list may generate enough interest to warrant a moderated .rec.uk
newsgroup. It would improve "discussion" in a more organised fashion.
Those here from CIS or Cix will know what I mean. Not a criticism at all,
just my 2 pennyworth.
Steve Rawlings
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Date: 14 Mar 97 10:54:51 EST
From: Chris Marsden <100620.2156@CompuServe.COM>
Cc: Andy Bush <101351.1733@CompuServe.COM>
Subject: List operation.
Message-ID: <970314155451_100620.2156_BHL138-3@CompuServe.COM>
Morning all.
It does not seem like just two weeks that the RoW List has been running.
There
has been many favourable comments about the List, several people
interested in,
but unaware how to get started on RoW work, and it has been a means of
spreading more widlely the gems of wisdom from the most experienced in
the UK.
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operation of a list, but I guess several others are as well. So a note
about the
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is part
of the address. It is in no way restricted to LandRover owners or indeed
Four
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able to
"Rove over Land" on Ancient Highways and Byways, - OR on ways that
should be
Highways!
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list?
2 ukpad@software-ag. Wed Mar 5 02:19 70/2612 RE: Open or closed
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3 Tilbo@aol.com Wed Mar 5 03:53 41/1763 Bucklebury 64 &
other Ber
4 TimLARA@aol.com Wed Mar 5 05:50 48/2421 Open or closed -
lane det
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Axis,
6 Mike@mikecat.demon Wed Mar 5 12:46 45/1729 Re: LARA response re
s116
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Hope this helps
Chris
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