Are you safe where you live

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Topic started by Alex J 2008 (alexjames33)

41years old,My god how did that number creep up so fast, i dont feel 41, i am young energetic( yeah right) living on the outskirts of city centre,looking for new friends to enjoy nights out with,as well as new friends who knows, is that man out there

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alexjames33Tue 25/03/08 09:12		Nottingham has been named in a survey as the riskiest place in the UK for household burglaries. Nottingham had home theft levels 63% above the national average, based on the study of tens of thousands of claims to insurance firm Endsleigh. BURGLARY HOTSPOTS 1. Nottingham 2. London 3. Bristol 4. Stockport 5. Leeds 6. Manchester 7. Hull 8. Cambridge 9. Sheffield 10. Reading Source: Endsleigh Insurance Services http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7311529.stm
philc777Tue 25/03/08 09:25		No, no one is safe anywhere... We should just shut ourselves up in our houses and wait to die, it is far too dangerous to leave the house....
alexjames33Tue 25/03/08 09:29		quoting > "No, no one is safe anywhere... We should just shut ourselves up in our houses and wait to die, it is far too dangerous to leave the house...." exactly, what with cigarettes on display in shops and vending machines in hospitals, my gos whats the world coming to
residentchefTue 25/03/08 09:31		Yes I feel safe where I am ...and over looking Notiingham/shire too! no arrempt has been made on the property though the shed took a battering some years back.
rothcoupleTue 25/03/08 09:44		You ever been to Maltby!!!!! Thank god I live outside!
cookie.monsterTue 25/03/08 09:45		Our street is a crime free zone. Well... I say "crime free"... the local drug dealer lives across the way. His sister and her brood are a few houses down. Her mother is a few houses the other way. Then there's the cousins, the uncles, etc, etc... Nobody dare break into a house or car for fear that it's connected to him in some way. It's great for keeping the burglary rate down.
freestylTue 25/03/08 09:52		Northampton is fast becoming one of the safest places in the country not because crime is on the decrease but because we have the worst police in the country so no one bothers to report crime these days. Mostly I feel safe but I know how easy it is to get going having been terrorised out of my last house in the town. Last year I attacked a 14 year old outside my house because he was throwing snowballs at my doors and windows. Not because his act was particular dangerous in the great scheme of things but because I had got used to three years of bricks through my glass and I couldn't handle even the reminder of it. I called the police and told them I'd attacked the kid and they told me that the conversation had not taken place and I'd done the right thing. The day after spending £200 to get a dent out of my car door someone put another one in it at Tesco. I parked at the back of the car park no where near anyone, you know, like that bloke on the tele where the satellite falls on his car. Some bastard had still parked next to me and smashed their door into my car. It's a small thing but it is what makes a person feel unsafe, the attitude that people just don't give a shit.

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