Anti-Ulez vigilantes hanging up bat boxes on camera poles in bid to stop technicians fixing them | 3W665CX | 2024-03-31 12:08:01
Anti-Ulez vigilantes hanging up bat boxes on camera poles in bid to stop technicians fixing them | 3W665CX | 2024-03-31 12:08:01
The £10 picket houses are hooked up to digital camera poles in a bid to cease technicians fixing them.
VIGILANTES are hanging up bat packing containers within the newest anti-Ulez ploy.
The £10 picket houses are hooked up to digital camera poles in a bid to cease technicians fixing them.
Disturbing the nocturnal animals may end up in jail.
A field from the Nationwide Belief was put in in North Cheam, South London, where Ulez protests have raged.
Another with a black bat emblem was seen in Chessington, South West London, close to where digital camera poles have been torn down.
Campaigners hailed the new tactic for "positively contributing to London's biodiversity and ecosystem".
Kingsley Hamilton, of the Action Towards Unfair Ulez on-line page, advised The Sun: "Quite a few bat bins are being put up throughout London by unknown sources.
"I'm positive whoever is behind it is extremely grateful to TfL for providing the poles to deal with this protected species.
"Sadiq Khan won't need to be seen to be tampering with their houses after claiming to care so much about defending the setting."
The Met Police recorded 220 studies of stolen cameras and 767 being broken by so-called "blade runners" between April and November final yr.
TfL warned it is an offence to put apparatus on any of its 3,700 cameras implementing the £12.50 every day charge across the Capital.
A spokesperson stated: "We'll guarantee our actions at these sites comply with related laws."
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