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This is Reece Robinson 21. He throw stones towards a police officer at the Southampton protests. The stones never hit the officers. He’s now been put in prison for 2 years. Yet a man previously housed at Wethersfield brutally attacked 2 security guards - walks free Yet a man housed at Wethersfield sexually assaults a nurse - walks free Yet a man housed at at Wethersfield punched a women - currently on bail and free to go to Chelmsford or Colchester Yet a man housed at Wethersfield stabbed another man with scissors - 3 months in a young offenders Perverts are avoiding jail daily. Make that make sense ?

Locals are getting annoyed at the amount of migrants are being dropped off opposite a soft play centre daily. Allegedly the bus drivers are not allowed to engage but he still decides to they are a pain in the arse. Wonder what the home office will have to say about that 👀👀

This was Colchester The bus was very close to them.

40 mins bus drive for prescriptions for the migrants from Wethersfield. The onsite medical doctor is a private company funded by us. Make that make sense?

Two cases. Two prison sentences. Two very different crimes. One man was convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a seven-year-old girl and received a prison sentence that many members of the public feel was far too lenient. Another man, a 21-year-old British protester, was sentenced to two years in prison after being convicted of offences connected to the disorder in Southampton. Looking at the two cases side by side, many people are asking how the sentences can appear so close when the nature of the offences is so vastly different. This isn’t about excusing criminal behaviour. Anyone who breaks the law should expect consequences. However, it is entirely reasonable for the public to question whether sentencing is consistent and whether justice is being applied equally across all cases. When serious offences against children appear to receive sentences that are not dramatically different from public order offences, it inevitably raises concerns and damages confidence in the justice system. We believe these are legitimate questions that deserve answers. The justice system relies on public trust, and when people struggle to understand sentencing decisions, that trust is undermined. What are your thoughts? Do you believe sentencing in the UK is fair and consistent, or do you think there are serious questions that need to be addressed?

We shouldn’t have to live in filth. We pay enough tax and council tax. It’s so wrong.

Allegedly this was on the M62 migrants fleeing Ireland wow 😮

I’ve now read the response sent by Roger Hirst, the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Essex, to Peter Harris, the new Leader of Chelmsford City Council, regarding concerns around two-tier policing and public confidence in Essex Police. The letter is polite, professional and well written. However, I have to say that I fundamentally disagree with some of the conclusions reached within it. Roger Hirst states that he has “no evidence” that Essex Police officers treat people differently and says he has been assured that policing in Essex is conducted fairly, impartially and that everyone is equal before the law. The problem is that many residents across Essex simply do not believe that to be the case. Over the last year, I have spoken to hundreds of local people. I have attended public meetings, protests, community events and engaged with residents from all walks of life. Time and time again I hear the same concerns being raised. People feel that there are different standards being applied depending on who you are, what cause you support and what issue is being discussed. Now, that is not the same as saying every police officer is corrupt. It is not the same as saying every officer is acting improperly. There are many good officers serving Essex who do an incredibly difficult job. But public confidence in policing is clearly being damaged, and dismissing concerns by saying there is “no evidence” is not going to rebuild that trust. If Roger Hirst genuinely believes there is no evidence of two-tier policing, then perhaps the public should be given the opportunity to provide it. I would encourage people who have documented examples, correspondence, official responses, statistics, Freedom of Information disclosures or other verifiable evidence relating to unequal treatment, inconsistent policing decisions or failures in accountability to bring that information forward. Not rumours. Not hearsay. Not social media gossip. Evidence. If the evidence shows there is no problem, then that should reassure the public. But if the evidence demonstrates that there are serious issues within Essex Police, then those concerns must be acknowledged and addressed. What concerns me most is that Roger Hirst appears genuinely convinced that everything is operating fairly. If that is the case, then I would argue there is a significant disconnect between what many residents are experiencing and what those responsible for police oversight are being told. Public confidence matters. Transparency matters. Accountability matters. I hope Roger Hirst is willing to listen to the experiences and evidence of ordinary Essex residents because many people feel that their concerns have been ignored for far too long. The best way to settle this debate is not through political statements or media headlines. It’s through evidence, transparency and open scrutiny. What are your thoughts?

Who thinks this is ok? I don’t My MP does My City council does My Head of council does

@advancesarah Go on girl 😂😂😂😂

With his stupid crash helmet

Join our friends in Colchester next month to say no to Wethersfield MOD dropping migrants off 365 days a year in Colchester. Time 1pm Date 18th July Location - War Memorial If you are interested in speaking please reach out. Credit @JustPumpOil_

Join our friends in Colchester next month to say no to Wethersfield MOD dropping migrants off 365 days a year in Colchester. Time 1pm Date 18th July Location - War Memorial Credit @JustPumpOil_

If you don’t know who Rhiannon Whyte and Siobhan Whyte are, it’s time to educate yourself. Rhiannon Whyte was a 27-year-old mother who was brutally murdered in 2024 after being stabbed multiple times with a screwdriver by Deng Chol Majek, a Sudanese asylum seeker who had entered the UK illegally and was being housed in a migrant hotel where Rhiannon worked. Since losing her daughter, Siobhan Whyte has repeatedly spoken out, seeking answers and calling for changes to the asylum system. She has publicly stated that she has contacted Sir Keir Starmer and other senior politicians on numerous occasions but feels she has been ignored. Recent interviews show that she still feels she has not received the response she believes her family deserves. Whatever your political views, surely every parent who has lost a child in such horrific circumstances deserves to be heard. We believe Siobhan deserves a response. She deserves answers. She deserves the dignity of having her concerns acknowledged by those in positions of power. No family should feel forgotten. #JusticeForRhiannonWhyte #RhiannonsLaw #StandWithSiobhan

I have so much respect for Crowborough aware. They have followed every single policy correctly. Ensured everything is non for profit and ensure the streets are safe. They have gone above and beyond for their town. Everything they do is voluntary.

Hundreds and yes I mean hundreds of men will be dropped into Braintree today from Wethersfield migrant camp on a tax payer funded shuttled bus. Never ever police or street warden’s. Women feel scared and vulnerable. This is all because of @ukhomeoffice signing this off and @Care4Calais putting on the party in the back room of Salvation Army Braintree.

I am hoping Chelmsford will start cleaning the streets again. It needs a good jet wash and steam. It’s getting to the point if someone would give me the equipment I’d go and do it myself. Might have to result to a brush and bucket at this rate.

Northern Ireland Police don’t mess around either. Full on water cannons for the protests in Belfast.. It’s a shame we cannot use these at our boarders Credit @BritishUnityUK