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May 13, 2012
A walker has demanded authorities bring an end to the ‘dogging’ which has blighted Maidenhead Thicket for more than 20 years.
Electrician Paul Collins, 57, wants answers from police, councillors and the National Trust who he says have allowed the beauty spot to deteriorate into a no-go zone.
“I have walked that path since I was a kid and I am not going to give it up,” said the father-of-two, who was born and raised in Pinkneys Green.
“It’s been going on for 20 plus years and nothing has ever been done about it.
“It’s people coming from outside the town to ruin our Thicket. Why should we have to put up with it?”
The Natural Trust responded by saying it was working with Thames Valley Police and the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead council on a masterplan to bring an end to the dogging – and would unveil it next week.
Spokesman Geri Silverstone would not go into further detail but said patrols were likely to be stepped up.
He added: “We are the landowner but we can’t manage this issue alone.”
Police were unavailable for comment.
The Royal Borough confirmed it was in talks but would not comment on the plans.
May 12, 2012
A wooded area close to the A38 in Gloucestershire advertised as an area “to meet and have sex” is being monitored by police and council staff.
Tewkesbury Borough Council said activities on Brockeridge Common were causing concern to local residents and creating a litter problem.
A spokesman said it was speaking to the landowner to make the area more visible in an attempt to deter “dogging”.
He added residents were being asked to let police know of any incidents.
The council spokesman said the area had been advertised on websites and people were parking at the lay-by by Brockeridge Common before jumping over a fence into woodland.
‘Public toilet’
“We will work alongside other local agencies to crack down on this anti-social behaviour,” he said.
“As well as the site being used for indecent behaviour, we have reports of lorry drivers using the larger lay-by on the A38 at Ripple as a public toilet, which again is not acceptable, and the police have said they will also be monitoring this.
Gloucestershire Police said officers would be carrying out additional patrols in the area at “varying times” throughout the day.
“We will continue to work closely with our partners at the council to come up with longer-term solutions to the problem,” a spokesperson said.
Legally, the issue of dogging is a grey area as those taking part are committing no offence unless they are witnessed by a member of the public who can be defined as “outraged” in the eyes of the law.
May 12, 2012
The Sturry Road park and ride has emerged as the city’s latest hotspot for dogging, the activity of meeting strangers for open sex.
An ideal location with bushes and hillocks for doggers who should show their interest by touching their groins.
It boasts that singles and couples are welcome. Doggers either watch couples having sex or have sex with strangers.
The entry for the Sturry Road park and ride reads: “Go to top of car park and walk through barrier to park. Lots of hillocks and shrubberies where you can see for a long distance.
“Indicate you want to play by touching your groin and if copied then find somewhere quick to have fun. Day or night.”
The Sturry Road park and ride is operated by Canterbury City Council.
Spokesman Rob Davies said: “We are naturally concerned to hear about this because engaging in sexual activities in public places puts people in danger. “There are all sorts of difficulties they could encounter in lonely spots, particularly late at night. It creates a personal safety concern.
“There’s legislation which prohibits sexual activity in public, so if we become aware of any activities we communicate with the police about it.
“We have CCTV cameras at the park and ride site so if any suspicious behaviour is spotted we will be able to report it.”
The Toddlers’ Cove car park has in the past been a popular place for doggers, but appears not to be mentioned on swinging websites any more.
Police have said in the past that anyone concerned about sexual activity in public should report it to them.
May 5, 2012
It wasn’t that long ago we told you about the club in Sunderland that had opened a dedicated Dogging room.
Organisers of Secrets, in Villiers Street, Sunniside, Sunderland, had hoped to gain planning permission from the council.
According to its website, the club also proposed to launch overnight accommodation at the venue, which boasted a “dogging room” with full-size car, as well as holding sex parties across the country.
However, bosses claimed recent “publicity” in the media meant any bid would have been unsuccessful. They now propose to move to another undisclosed location.
A club spokesman said: “We are relocating, but we don’t know where yet. We’re disappointed about it as we had plans ready to apply for planning permission.
“There was always the risk that we would get knocked back, but once it had been in the paper that we were applying, that was decision made.”
Alan Dunville, the landlord of the property, said he had collected the keys from them and was now looking for new tenants.
Mr Dunville, who owns more than 100 properties, said: “There has been a lot of bad publicity about them and I felt it was about time something was done about it. They moved out and I have taken the keys back.”
Last year, when the club opened, it was criticised by some members of the community, including priest Father Chris Jackson, of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church, in Penshaw.
Today he said: “I’m glad to hear the news. The love between a man and a woman is a beautiful gift; far too beautiful to be made cheap and sleazy.”
However, others living and working nearby said the arrival of the club was of no concern to them.
Former neighbour Andy Sneddon, who lived next door, described the them as the “perfect neighbours”.
“We never heard a peep out of them,” he said. “I never had any problems with them at all. They weren’t noisy like some of the places around here. I’d never see them. I wish I had a 100 neighbours like them.”
One visitor to the club said it appeared to have been a “big hit” since its launch.
Sunderland City Council asked Secrets to apply for planning permission, which would allow those with concerns to submit official objections.
Swinging, whereby couples swap sexual partners, is legal. However, the venue could have been shut down if the owners did not apply for planning permission, or if their retrospective application was rejected by councillors
April 24, 2012
Top swingers’ club faces a public backlash after announcing plans to hold sex parties complete with a dedicated ‘dogging room’.
Secrets, in Sunderland, wants to use a section of its building for overnight accommodation, complete with a full-sized car, where guests can swap sexual partners.
The club is also in the process of rolling out its party nights across the country, starting in Manchester, Leeds and London.
Sunderland City Council have asked the venue, on Villiers Street, Sunniside, Sunderland, to apply for planning permission, which would allow those with concerns to submit official objections.
The venue could be shut down if the owners do not apply for planning permission, or if their application is rejected by councillors.
However, the club sparked a mixed response from neighbours, with some open-minded and others concerned about the impact on the area.
Swinging – where couples swap sexual partners – is legal and, while the club does need planning permission, it may not need a special council licence.
Single girls and couples are offered free entry to parties advertised on the club’s website, with single men charged up to £40.
All members must be over 21 and pay an annual membership fee.
A statement on the Secrets website reads: ‘We offer a relaxed and friendly environment to meet like-minded people. All new members are shown around and given chance to ask questions.
‘We are a totally non-pushy venue – our number one rule is “no means no”. Our staff are always on hand to answer any of your questions on the night.’
Secrets declined to comment.
April 21, 2012
The organizer of a swingers’ event taking place near Windsor in June has a message for unattached men: No sex, please — You’re single.
Hard Toffee — a pseudonym used by the operator of an adult lifestyle event service called Spice Life — said single men cause unwanted distractions at his parties.
“These events tend to get overwhelmed with single guys if you let it,” he said. “Single guys standing around hovering over couples and drooling tends to creep people out.”
Toffee, who declined to give his real name, said he has been organizing swinger parties for five years in Toronto, London and Edmonton.
He said the parties are held at secret locations and describes them as “a place for the hedonistic appetite.”
The Summer Swinger Fest, which is a first for his company in this area, takes place June 16 at a “secluded and spacious property” in Essex County near Highway 401.
He hopes to attract up to 100 couples from as far away as London and Chatham.
Toffee has been advertising the event on swinger dating sites and craigslist.ca, as well as in local sex shops and at nightclubs.
Admission fees, which include a barbecue and beverages, are $100 per couple and $20 for single women. There will also be a disc jockey and exotic dancers.
“The event is open to the public, but the location is only revealed once you RSVP,” Toffee said.
The age-range at similar events in the past has been 18 to 50, but he said the majority are between 30 and 45.
The event is On Premise, he said, which basically means that anything goes: “orgies, threesomes, partner swapping, etc.”
Single males will be allowed access, but only if they accompany a couple.
Toffee makes no secret about the kind of clients he’s appealing to: “This is about sexual freedom and living out fantasies. A lot of couples that attend these events simply want to add spice to their relationships.”
You can find out more about Summer Swinger Fest, and register to attend, at the Spice Life website: spicelife.weebly.com. WARNING: Link contains adults-only material.
April 19, 2012
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April 9, 2012
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April 7, 2012
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April 5, 2012
A crackdown dubbed Operation Muttley has been launched by police to tackle dogging at a Staffordshire beauty spot, police have revealed.
Covert police patrols and CCTV cameras will be deployed at Cannock Chase following a spike in reports of lewd sexual behaviour at the attraction. Operation Muttley has been formed to monitor and tackle people involved in inappropriate activity.
Details of vehicles visiting the venue will be logged to allow police to gather evidence against individuals.
And senior officers have today warned that anyone found to be committing a crime will be prosecuted.
Inspector Donna Gibbs, South Staffordshire local policing team commander, said today: “In order to address concerns that have been raised, and to keep our communities safe and reassured, we are conducting high-visibility patrols right across the area, and are providing information to visitors at the locations identified.
“We are seeking to both raise awareness of the problem and to deter any such inappropriate behaviour in the future in order to return the beauty spot to its former status, as a safe place for families to visit.”
Insp Gibbs said members of the community had raised concerns about the issue at Cannock Chase, which for many years has been recognised as a spot for dogging activity, during which people engage in sexual acts in public or watch others doing so.
She said there had been an increase of reports following improved weather.
Over the coming weeks, police will be handing out leaflets warning that the area is a location where dogging takes place. Owners of vehicles seen for a second time will be sent letters.
“It isn’t particularly nice for families or for people who are walking their dogs to find people engaging in this type of behaviour,” said Insp Gibbs. Anyone with concerns should contact Staffordshire Police on 101
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