Plans to give traffic wardens CCTV cameras to make them feel safer have been defended by Nottinghamshire County Council. It comes after a civil liberties group said the proposal had the potential to make disputes worse. The authority is expected to sign a new contract with a private provider for parking enforcement next week, which will see its 20 wardens given cameras. But Nick Pickles, from campaign group Big Brother Watch, said he feared giving officers CCTV cameras might inflame...
Reported by Nottingham Post 3 hours ago.
Plans to give traffic wardens CCTV cameras to make them feel safer have been defended by Nottinghamshire County Council. It comes after a civil liberties group said the proposal had the potential to make disputes worse. The authority is expected to sign a new contract with a private provider for parking enforcement next week, which will see its 20 wardens given cameras. But Nick Pickles, from campaign group Big Brother Watch, said he feared giving officers CCTV cameras might inflame...
Reported by Nottingham Post 3 hours ago.