'What are they for?' - FOUR HUNDRED Clean Air Zone cameras remain in place across Greater Manchester
Councillors have demanded full transparency over how hundreds of mothballed number plate recognition cameras installed under the Clean Air Zone plans will be used in future.
“One thing that should concern us in Oldham is the use of the cameras that have been put up across our borough and elsewhere in the conurbation for the enforcement of the original clean air zone,” Coun Sykes said. He asked the council leader Amanda Chadderton to make clear her position on the future use of the cameras, and on whether a consultation should be carried out. The Labour leader said that upon taking office in May 2022 she was ‘quite clear’ with the Combined Authority that as the leader of Oldham she ‘wouldn’t accept a charging zone’.
“Councillor Sykes is right given the amount of CCTV in this country I know some people feel uncomfortable with that. But whatever decision is taken I do commit that the Combined Authority has to be transparent and I will be transparent as leader about what comes down through conversations with GMP.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
A hundred Salford headteachers accuse Ofsted of regime of 'fear and humiliation''It is unacceptable that the pressure of an impending inspection or the outcome should make committed professionals ill or worse.'
Read more »
Anti-social behaviour offenders to clean up crimes in jumpsuits under Sunak crime and vandalism blitzRishi Sunak is set to announce a plan on Monday that will see victims of anti-social behaviour having a say in how the culprits are punished as part of a Government crackdown on crime and vandalism.
Read more »
Offenders will be made to clean up crimes in jumpsuits under Sunak anti-social behaviour clampdownRishi Sunak is set to announce a plan on Monday that will see victims of anti-social behaviour having a say in how the culprits are punished as part of a Government crackdown on crime and vandalism.
Read more »
Anti-social behaviour offenders to clean up mess wearing jumpsuits in new planThe Prime Minister is set to reveal a new plan to clamp down on anti-social behaviour 'once and for all'
Read more »
ASBO offenders will soon be forced to wear jumpsuits and clean up their messThe government is set to crack down on anti-social behaviour ‘once and for all’ by forcing offenders to wear hi-vis jackets and jumpsuits while they clean up their crimes within 48 hours of offending.
Read more »
PM will make ASBO offenders clean up mess wearing jumpsuitsOther punishments could include picking up litter, washing police cars or doing unpaid work in shops
Read more »