Freedom in Everyday Life
Josie AppletonTaking on the busybody state
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The beach Pilates class is back, but she still needed a permit
Dear friends,
It has been a busy fortnight for the machinery of public-space control, but we begin with a win. The Pilates instructor told she must pay £85 a week to run a free class on the beach is back, after reaching a deal with the cou...
The absurd new crimes that are now law
Crimes are normally supposed to be intentional acts that cause harm - such as theft, violence against the person, or damage to property.
Increasingly crimes are drawn much more widely, catching people who never caused harm at all, or never...
Fundraiser: Help us stop the fines racket
A community volunteer in Nottingham was fined for leaving a single kale leaf in a shopping trolley. She was fined by a private enforcement agent contracted by the council, who was incentivised to issue as many fines as possible.
This shoul...
1 in 5 councils ban swearing under 'busybody' powers
Councils in England and Wales have introduced a swathe of bizarre bans that will turn ordinary people into unwitting criminals.
Our new report finds that councils have used Public Spaces Protection Orders (which allow them to ban any activ...
Third defeat in row for government on 'busybody' fines
Last night peers inflicted the third defeat in a row on the government, as they supported the latest in a series of amendments to stop the corrupt habit of private companies issuing penalties on commission.
Shockingly, Labour was the only...
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Director, Campaign for Freedom in Everyday Life; author, 'Officious - Rise of the Busybody State'
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