Alarming Rise in Voyeurism Offences in Somerset and Bristol Nightlife Monday, September 15, 2025 voyeurism crime somerset bristol exposure privacy nightlife harassment socialmedia law Voyeurism offences have surged dramatically in parts of Somerset, Bristol, and neighboring areas over the last ten years. This disturbing increase coincides with a growing number of online clips showing women being secretly … Read More
Former Officer Sentenced for Stalking Ex Using Police Systems Saturday, September 13, 2025 stalking police misconduct law crime sentencing resignation investigation victim integrity Andrew Edwards, a former police constable from Chippenham, Wiltshire, was sentenced after admitting to stalking his ex-girlfriend by misusing police systems. Edwards conducted 27 unauthorized searches on his former partner, … Read More
Former officer sentenced for stalking ex using police databases Saturday, September 13, 2025 stalking misconduct police sentencing integrity abuse investigations law accountability justice A former police officer betrayed public trust by using police systems to stalk his ex-partner. Andrew Edwards, 31, of Chippenham, Wiltshire, pleaded guilty to stalking and misconduct in public office after conducting 27 … Read More
Man Warned After Using Jet Ski to Disturb Dolphins off Cornwall Coast Thursday, September 4, 2025 dolphins cornwall jet ski wildlife disturbance police marine conservation law safety A man from Cornwall has been issued a police warning after he used his jet ski to deliberately disturb a pod of dolphins swimming in St Austell Bay. The incident, which occurred in June, involved the man approaching the … Read More
Taunton Man Faces £45,000 Debt After Identity Theft Sparks Fake Business Scam Wednesday, August 27, 2025 identitytheft fraud law mp somerset creditrating citizensadvice consumerprotection legislation actionfraud A Somerset MP is urging urgent reform to tackle identity theft after a local resident was burdened with over £45,000 in fraudulent bills linked to a business opened in their name without consent. Gideon Amos, MP for Taunton … Read More
My Neighbour's Request to Move My Car Left Me Speechless Thursday, August 14, 2025 parking neighbour dispute street homeowners law publicroad courtesy conflict community Living on streets with limited or tricky parking can be a daily struggle. Over time, residents often get used to parking in a particular spot near their homes. So when a neighbour asks you to move your car from your usual … Read More