Meredydd Hughes Caught Speeding!

[hoppy]

Laughing my head off at this one....

Police chief faces speeding case.

A senior police officer in charge of road policy for Britain's chief constables, is facing prosecution for speeding.
Meredydd Hughes, chief constable of the South Yorkshire force, was allegedly clocked by cameras driving along the A5 near Chirk in north Wales.

He has been summoned to appear before Wrexham magistrates on 21 November. See BBC for full story.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/7069289.stm

[Spokey]

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

[carinaman]

Meredydd Hughes in the News again:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4349846/Mi...

[Derek Smith]

carinaman said:

Meredydd Hughes in the News again:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4349846/Mi...

That's what happens when public services are privatised.

[carinaman]

Derek Smith said:

carinaman said:

Meredydd Hughes in the News again:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4349846/Mi...

That's what happens when public services are privatised.

'Follow the money'

[pim]

Prison sentence and the cane that will cure the hypocrite.

[pim]

Ten million could be missing? Have a guess gone into these sheisters pockets.Safety courses my backside.

[anonymous-user]

Derek Smith said:

That's what happens when public services are privatised.

You mean inept public officials signed a contract allowing NDORS to do what it wants with the money?

[alock]

Derek Smith said:

That's what happens when public services are privatised.

Do you mean it attracts some of the corrupt cops away from the police?

[poo at Paul's]

It was his missus

"'er Ndors"

[rewc]

The Dorset PCC is calling for greater transparency yet refuses to disclose public accounts for the Dorset Awareness Courses which are not run to the National model. You offend in Dorset you have to attend the course in Dorset. He is also annoyed that he cannot at the moment make money from those breaking the speed limit but under the prosecution threshold.

[anonymous-user]

Ndors ltd accounts have a couple of things I wasn't expecting to see

Like a £1.1m spend on R&D in the year

And £5m+ spend on services supplied by road safety support ltd, which has the same Directors and control as ndors

I reckon I could hazard a guess at how a sizeable chunk of the £10m in question has flowed

[XDA]

The same Road Safety Support Ltd that tapereel/Steve Callaghan works for....

[carinaman]

JPJPJP said:

Ndors ltd accounts have a couple of things I wasn't expecting to see

Like a £1.1m spend on R&D in the year

And £5m+ spend on services supplied by road safety support ltd, which has the same Directors and control as ndors

I reckon I could hazard a guess at how a sizeable chunk of the £10m in question has flowed

Yeah, but if they didn't do that there would be more fatalities on our roads.

[Kawasicki]

Well if you don't like embezzlement then don't speed!

[Digby]

XDA said:

The same Road Safety Support Ltd that tapereel/Steve Callaghan works for....

Wait, so there is a chance of this being about slimy, money-grubbing aholes who care more about cash than road safety?

Like many here have said for a long, long time?

The types of people tapeworm and his crew have tried to defend for a long, long time?

[Derek Smith]

janesmith1950 said:

Derek Smith said:

That's what happens when public services are privatised.

You mean inept public officials signed a contract allowing NDORS to do what it wants with the money?

That's private industry for you.

[Derek Smith]

alock said:

Do you mean it attracts some of the corrupt cops away from the police?

I don't mean anything about corruption. I'm unaware of any such suggestion.

I think both his police career and his career in the private sector have resulted in awards.

[cmaguire]

Derek Smith said:

That's what happens when public services are privatised.

Or politicized.

[anonymous-user]

IIRC the memorandum and articles make them non-profit and define / limit the activities. No salary / dividends for the directors etc.