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Happy Easter to all you lovely Spotters, 

have a great Holiday 

and party hard till you drop smile

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Wow what a beautiful full moon last night over at Copdock

I had to share the pure bliss of the moment

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MATTHEW MAXWELL – FARROW CLOSE, LEISTON
MAN ADMITS HAVING MORE THAN 2,000 INDECENT IMAGES OF CHILDREN AND ANIMAL PORN.

Matthew Maxwell, of Farrow Close, was sentenced at Ipswich Crown Court after he pleaded guilty to a total of nine charges and was given a 20mth prison sentence suspended for 2yrs, he has also been ordered to attend a 40 day rehabilitation activity order and must engage with a on line sex offender treatment program & placed on the Sex Offenders Register.
A probation report compiled highlighted Maxwell posed a high risk of sexual offences against children
One of the child pornography offences spanned a period of 14 years and included nearly 2,000 images.
The 32-year-old admitted possessing indecent photos of children between November 1, 2001 and July 23, 2015.
He also pleaded guilty to possessing prohibited images and possession of extreme pornography.
A number of items were seized including computers, a Sony mobile phone, a computer tower and a flash drive.
The indecent images of children ranged from those graded as the most serious – Level A, to the least serious – Level C.
The court was told one of the computers had 33 movies on it.
The tower had around 2,000 child porn images including 753 at Level A, 492 at Level B and 740 at Level C.
On other devices there were 11 prohibited images of children and 95 of extreme pornography.
There were also 100 extreme images on the mobile phone.

http://theukdatabase.com/2016/02/09/matthew-maxwell-leiston/

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UK Doctors Website Claims Leaving EU Could Save The NHS

UK OPEN POLITICAL DEBATE·THURSDAY, 17 MARCH 2016

Leaving the European Union (EU) could save the NHS, a leading doctor has said, as Britain would make a net saving of £8 billion a year by withdrawing from the bloc – money which could be used to close the NHS’s current funding gap.

A Brexit would also free the Health Service of the strain placed on it by unlimited immigration from European member states, allowing its staff to focus on British patients who have paid into the system.

Writing for the health and well being site NetDoctor, which aims to give impartial advice from respected sources, Dr Max Pemberton, a well-known psychiatrist and author, has laid out what a vote to leave the EU might mean for the NHS.

He points out that the NHS currently faces a predicted £30 billion funding shortfall in the next four years. Even with expected efficiency savings of £22 billion, there is still another £8 billion which will have to be found somewhere.

Yet Britain currently pays £15 billion a year in EU membership, of which just £7 billion in recuperated through EU funding grants and subsidies. “If we leave the EU, then even if we still spend the £7bn we currently get in grants and subsidies, that still leaves us with over £8bn, which will mean we can easily meet the current NHS funding shortfall,” says Dr Pemberton.

At the same time, part of the funding crisis is coming about thanks to the strain that unlimited migration from the EU member states is placing on the Health Service. Maternity services in particular are hard hit, as migrants are more likely to have children than their British counterparts.

Although the British government can recoup costs from its fellow EU governments, the amount actually collected is steadily falling. According to Dr Pemberton, hospitals claimed £49.7 million last year, down from £50.7 million the year before. But at the same time, the government handed over £674 million to European governments for treating British citizens abroad.

“The reality is that we are owed far more than we receive each year. This ‘gap’ in what we are owed and what we actually receive is estimated to be about £600million a year.” Dr Pemberton says.

Addressing concerns that leaving the EU may prevent British patients being sent abroad for treatments not currently available in the UK, Dr Pemberton is dismissive, pointing out that some patients are also sent to America. The arrangements for international treatment, therefore, have “nothing to do with” the EU, he says.

Yet the EU’s commitment to allow citizens to seek treatment in whichever country they chose leaves the NHS open to exploitation, he says.

“It’s important to realise that amongst the EU countries, the NHS is unique. No other country operates a system quite like it whereby healthcare is entirely free at the point of access and entirely funded by taxpayer’s money.

“This notion of ‘nationalised risk pooling’ – whereby everyone pays in to one system that then provides for everyone who needs it – is easily abused or misused by those who can come to the UK under EU free movement legislation, receive free healthcare and then return to their country.”

Dr Pemberton acknowledges that there would be some drawbacks to leaving the EU – the Health Service has a huge requirement for staff and currently draws around 10% of its doctors from the EU.

He also cites the loss of EU-funded public health campaigns and EU work-place regulations as potentially negative outcomes of a Brexit, although many Brits fed up with the hectoring nanny-statism of the EU may disagree.

However he concedes that “probably the biggest danger facing the NHS in the wake of a Brexit” would be potential disruption to the economy, which would then have a knock-on effect on the NHS’s funding.

This is an idea which has been roundly dismissed time and again by pro-Brexit campaigners, who point to the EU’s rapidly diminishing share of world trade and argue that, on the contrary, unshackled from the EU the British economy is likely to thrive.

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High speeding Suffolk Police car narrowly misses a head on collision with oncoming lorry after forcing way past other motorists.

Although this Police vehicle is obviously in haste to get somewhere it has to be asked at what cost to the safety of other road users is it safe for them to overtake in this dangerous manner. 
Personally I think this is a clear case of dangerous driving.
This item has been posted not as a anti Police report more to say WTF.
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THE PERILOUS SIDE OF SOCIAL MEDIA"

Ipswich man had nude photo of girl, 13, sent to him via ‘flirt’ website, court told.
Mohammed Miah, 20, of Cecil Road, Ipswich, pleaded guilty before the town’s magistrates to making an indecent photo of a child, and possession of extreme pornography featuring a woman and a dog.
Prosecutor David Bryant told the court the girl was aged 13 at the time,She posted a nude photo of herself taken in her bathroom and sent the image along with others to Miah.
The girl’s father discovered what she had done and informed police.
It was later claimed by Miah that the girl had at the time said she was 16 but had been honest in declaring her true age after further images were sent at a later time.

https://www.nspcc.org.uk/…/keeping-children-…/online-safety/

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With the recent announcement of council tax increases from Ipswich Borough Council set to become a reality our viewers wish to know are you going to spend the money more wisely on front line services such as more waste enforcement officers or are you going to fritter it all away on revamping the Corn Hill area despite the people of Ipswich wishing the Market place to be left alone.
Scenes of fly tipping today, first two photos taken from behind the Ipswich Kebab in Bramford Road, last 5 photos taken in the beautiful Surrey Road area