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PCC urges parents not to buy their kids escooters this Christmas

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By Jon Robinson
| MSN UK Verified
Jon Robinson Privately-owned escooters are illegal to use on public roads, pavements and cycle lanes and anyone caught using them could receive six points on their driving licence – which could mean an automatic driving ban for new drivers. Illegal riders could also face a £300 fine and have their escooter seized by police and crushed.
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Golden opportunity for community safety funding

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By Jon Robinson
| yourworld.net
The Safer Nottinghamshire Together Grants will be awarded to groups who can deliver projects to tackle one of five key priorities: Antisocial behaviour. Protecting vulnerable people from harm. Violence against women and girls. Serious violence, including knife crime. Improving criminal justice outcomes for children, women and girls, and minority communities.
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It's hot in Tennessee. A new law will make it hotter – and you sicker. | Opinion

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By Harold Love, Jon Robinson
| The Tennessean Verified
Tennessee lawmakers passed a bill that removes the requirement for cool roofs on new commercial and multi-family buildings with low-sloped roofs. Cool roofs reflect solar energy and reduce heat, but the roofing industry lobbied for the bill, claiming it was a minor technical fix. The law is expected to increase energy costs and heat-related illnesses, especially in vulnerable communities. Last legislative session, Tennessee lawmakers voted on a bill that, on its face, seemed technical and harmless.
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