Stop reading now if you are easily offended. I mean really, really, easily offended. spotted wearing a T-shirt bearing an “offensive” slogan in a city centre has been warned he risks an \u00c2\u00a380 fine if he is caught again. OK, what caused a potential \u00c2\u00a380 worth of offence to Peterborough’s genteel street wardens? I did say you have to be really really easily offended.<\/p>\n Street wardens, and cctv were both brought into play in this incident, according to the debate on the BBC Radio 2 Jeremy Vine show between the man’s wife and a representative of Peterborough Council. I am just staggered that Peterborough is so apparently social problem-free that the words on someone’s t-shirt can cause such a fuss. And that these Big Brother cameras are just there to make sure that any semantic debates sparked by clothing are properly recorded.<\/p>\n As an aside, the almost venomous responses of several people on the same show to the Heathrow climate change protestors <\/a>were truly shocking. Don’t listen to this if you are easily depressed either by interminable MOR rock or by the short-sightedness of human nature.<\/p>\n
\nThere was a page on the BBC website<\/a> yesterday about a man <\/p>\n
\nForklift driver David Pratt was told by street wardens in Peterborough he could cause offence or incite violence. <\/p><\/blockquote>\n
\n“Don’t piss me off. I’m running out of places to hide the bodies.”<\/p>\nShare this:<\/h3>