spooky3

But what if the picks up on some old person having a bit of 'ahem' personal playtime in their bed. Even oldies have feelings you know.

I think you'd be able to tell the difference, especially if you mix in the RFID tags and hallway video feed.

NB:

(Prepares hat as about to do a Ken)

Even though this can be put into the group of Domestic Violence, then include all extreme cases of Domestic Violence, if you don't mind, to avoid thread creep.

What's what spooky?

The CBR, isn't that who Jane works for in The Mentalist?

No nneeeeeeeeedd

Mecky....

What were Yorkshire Forward, aren't there many people working to bring in investment, like the Chambers of Commerce.

Also, isn't this what the local council are supposed to be doing, why set up another mirrored council to do the same thing as the existing one is already supposed to be doing, hmmm, i'm starting to repeat myself now...!

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It's a hard one to call,because the staff will have been CBR checked.

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What's that

Well, your last line says it'd show that there were two members of staff in the room, which it won't. It also won't necessarily show culpability, as the person who wasnt there, but their RFID was, may have loaned the RFID or they may have had it stolen

Very true, I did mean to note that, but a stricter training and 'making' example cases could help cut that.

Say some kind of national charity training standards thing... a group which has to be allowed to give training seminars to registered care homes.

Good language skills would be required to unsure proper delivery to all involved.

Voice and sound recognition, a slap and such should be quite distinctive...?

Already posted upthread.

 

 

 

http://www.womensaid.org.uk/domestic-violence-articles.asp?section=00010001002200410001&itemid=1272

 

 

 

 

http://jpma.org.pk/full_article_text.php?article_id=1042

 

Nothing to be proud of there.

Go on then...

And what are the common themes of causation which can be extrapolated from those studies?

Just means ordering even more troughs for the greedy gits to feed out of.

mmm, it's totally the cost and mission creep. How long before we have regional governments back on the agenda... would you really want the independent state of South Yorkshire?

But,there was video coverage of 2 staff.And they were handling the old lady quite roughly.

That was a secret camera placed by the daughter.

Something like this would facilitate such action if you were worried about someone in a similar situation.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=pen+camera&x=0&y=0

I'd hazard that it's technically illegal to do such things though...

No, it will ensure two RFIDs are in the room at the time

Hence the last line.

By having two culpable members of staff, it should mean less incidents (such as this, single male), but in no way am I negating the fact of complicity, especially in this sector since we've seen too many examples recently involving numerous members of staff.

Do we want, need or even afford city Mayors in the UK?

Much is expected from a new breed of elected mayors for England's larger cities. David Cameron thinks they will prove to be inspirational leaders. Nick Clegg says they will herald an unprecedented transfer of power from Whitehall to town halls by unleashing a wave of "city deals" with the government. And cities minister Greg Clark talks boldly of powerful mayors attracting the necessary private investment to rebalance the economy away from London and south-east England.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/society/2012/apr/03/mayors-wont-solve-regional-inequality-england

Here's a quick GirectGov quote on types of Mayors

There are two types of mayor with different roles. Many local councils have a mayor for ceremonial duties, who is chosen by the councillors. A few councils have an elected mayor with the power to make decisions, who is chosen by the public.

http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/Governmentcitizensandrights/UKgovernment/Localgovernment/DG_073313

Here's what the PM has said:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/david-cameron-urges-yes-vote-for-city-mayors-7670236.html

and here's the opposition...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/8226017/Ed-Miliband-faces-Labour-split-over-candidates-for-city-mayors.html

By the way, if you want to discuss who you want for Sheffield Mayor, then please use the thread in Sheffield Discussions...

Who should run for Sheffield's Mayor?

I don't know if anyone saw the Panorama programme last night.What the programme revealed was appalling.

Just when you thought it couldn't get much worse,you are shown a male carer working alone!! attending to the personal intimate hygiene needs of a vulnerable elderly woman with Atzheimers disease and beating her several times.

This man has from the Phillipines has received a prison sentence.

How can these terrible events be allowed to carry on in society,we hear about them repeatedly.What can we do to prevent such things from happening?

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-17777113

My first thought was to involve cameras, but...

So what about RFID tags (e.g. work id), so that an alarm sounds if only one RFID tag enters a room, i.e. always need to be in multiples.

Also these time logs can be viewed by appointed persons of responsibility.

Won't stop abuse, but will ensure two staff are present at all time in private areas.

You could only say that if you've got comparative stats for domestic violence.

 

Have you got comparative stats for domestic violence?

This troll statement will just drag this thread off topic and into some kinda comparison which will in the end all views will be blamed on, yep, racism, again.

What can you do to solve THIS particular issue?

If we were talking about just domestic violence, which we are not! Then i'd be posting articles like this.Which actually sounds worse than the domestic violence issues we have here.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/1507330.stm

But once again, this is about stopping someone conceiving to burn away someone's face.

... it's sadly routine across cultures. Much better to shine a light than moan about the darkness, ...

Acid in the face?

Evidence of this routine in the UK please!

Credit should be given for all those involved with the Beavers, Cub and Scouts who organised and took part in the St Georges Day parades and services.

I'll pass that on

Can you go a day watching the BBC and not see or hear about an Apple product, who's got shares in them???

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Well my mother was quite religious,so she certainly had an influence,but i didn't have it rammed down my throat, I didn't think about it much for several years.and in more recent years it started to a have a deeper meaning.Hasn't really changed me much though, i'm still waiting for a miracle.

OK a test to see if you are brainwashed or not, can you go a full day without saying "Thank God" automatically, try "Thank goodness" instead, you'll notice how many sayings you use to reinforce religion, and to think you're not brainwashed from a very very early age... You don't even realise...

Just read on our local news programme website that British Gas are clising their Southamptob Call Centre and making over 500 people redundant. More jobs going off shore!

Sorry for them like, but does this mean my bills will get cheaper, or that they will just make more profit?

havent seen it since the move but it was always poor, even worse on a Saturday.

it's best first thing before they've settled in, especially before they turn all adverty with the guests and stuff.

Who says the BBC isn't commercial! It's one big commercial!

When are the English whites going to march and demonstrate against domestic violence carried out in the UK by English whites?

 

The silence from them is deafening.

Why are you making the thread into a racial thing again? You are deafening with those types of slips.

There is violence which is bad and despicable, but the article isn't about domestic violence in Pakistan or England, it's about ACID BEING THROWN IN THE FACE FOR STUPID REASON OF SUPPOSED PRIDE / HONOUR!

BBC Breakfast's only saving grace is that Sian Williams is no longer on it.

 

They need to cut out the "what do you think? Ring, email, text or tweet us on...."

 

If I wanted to know armchair experts blinkered biased opinions on current events I'd come on here when I got up!

I used to watch just for Sian twisting about in her short dresses. Grrrrrowl...

Definitely agree with the next two bits though.