The power of detention without charge is not exclusive to the Prevention of Terrorism Act. British Waterways are getting in on the act, with a draconian approach to improper mooring.
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- Alison Absolute
- I am a born and bred suburbanite who has accidentally pitched up in a part of the country where they still burn witches. Here I raise children, chickens, potatoes and (mainly) weeds in a spirit of optimism untarnished by wisdom or experience.
You mean you get two weeks' free parking if you travel by boat. Yippee!
ReplyDeleteThere is that - perhaps we should all take to the canals!
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