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Oldfeller

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  1. could backfire on them,,, they are already turning on each other, this could prove to be their ultimate demise.
  2. The opposition had plenty to say about it,,,
  3. I thought this was another thread about labor politicians,, and then I realized I'd misread the title.
  4. and at current prices a deer fence on 3 acres will cost 20-35k, cheaper to buy a digger and bury the bodies.
  5. well the govt itself says its so. Just a moment... QUESTIONS-STATEMENTS.PARLIAMENT.UK HMP fines – a myth – insidetime & insideinformation INSIDETIME.ORG I write to dispel some rumours about so-called ‘fines’ given to the prison system. ... the thing I find ridiculous is the "duty of care" that has to be given to trespassers, and burglars. if some feckin' scrote breaks in to your house and injures himself doing so,, you can be held responsible,,, and not forgetting the surviving individual from the Tony Martin case who tried to sue T.Martin because after being shot at and his mate shot dead, he claimed he was unable to continue burglaries because of the stress. I believe in that instance he was laughed out of court.
  6. It doesn't. The premise that the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) pays the Home Office for having razor wire on prisons is incorrect. The Ministry of Justice is responsible for its own custodial estate and funds its security measures, including the installation of razor wire, through its own budget. Here is a breakdown of how the funding and responsibilities work: Ministry of Justice (MoJ) Responsibility: The MoJ has the primary responsibility for the prison system in the UK. This includes all aspects of prison construction, maintenance, and security, which are managed through the His Majesty's Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS). Funding for Security: The MoJ provides the funding for security measures like razor wire as part of construction and refurbishment projects. These costs are covered by the MoJ's departmental budget, which is allocated during the government's spending reviews. No Inter-departmental Payment for Wire: There is no system where the MoJ pays the Home Office for the physical supply or use of razor wire on prison perimeters. The Home Office is a separate government department with different responsibilities, primarily related to policing, immigration, and national security. "Fines" Myth: There is a common "myth" within the prison system that prisons pay fines to other departments or organisations for various issues (e.g., using "illegal" razor wire, regime shutdowns). These "fines" do not exist; any internal penalties are accounted for within the MoJ's own budget and recycled into the next year's spending, not paid to another department like the Home Office. In summary, the MoJ manages and pays for its own security infrastructure, including razor wire, to prevent escapes and unauthorised access. The Home Office is not involved in funding or providing this specific equipment to the MoJ I do however have a dislike of both barbed wire and razor wire where animals, livestock and domestic pets etc,are at risk, but criminals,incarcerated on outside, , couldn't care less, in fact,, run 400,000 volt through it too.
  7. It must be something to do with the current materials used, I have saws that have sat for 30 years [and certainly without the care and attention you provide] never had an issue such as this, and that includes many Husqvarna models.
  8. Is It Legal To Use Razor Wire Or Barbed Wire In The UK? Are you wondering, ‘is razor wire legal in the UK?’. It is within your right to set up barbed or razor wires as long as it is an area you own and not a public place. Additionally, you are allowed to put up a barbed wire fence if the fencing belongs to you Razor wire installation questions and answers WWW.RAZORWIREUK.COM
  9. razor wire is not illegal, there are conditions of use, but if they are complied with it's legal.
  10. I like stuff like this, I though others might too, if so I could always add more.
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