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Crime hasn’t gone away, it’s just changing

Since the Coronavirus Lockdown started, crime has changed, and not always in the way we may have expected.  Some news would have it that crime has dropped, and that is a common perception, but this is only partially correct. You are now vulnerable in different ways and you need to Read more…

By John Collicutt, 5 years1 May 2020 ago
Grenfell Tower London
Decision Making

Be prepared to challenge authority figures, it’s in your own interest.

We are community people, stronger and far more capable together than apart.  The pack uses the strengths of its individuals to its best interests and shelters less capable more vulnerable members.  Within this context we often sub consciously subscribe to the pack’s ability to make the best safety decisions on Read more…

By John Collicutt, 6 years1 November 2019 ago
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What on earth is Street Safe Thinking?

Good question. The world has never before presented so much opportunity to so many of us.  We can literally reach across the world to start new businesses, ask for support and build relationships.  Borders and distances which once would have stopped us seem relatively inconsequential, by-passable with a little bit Read more…

By John Collicutt, 6 years18 October 2019 ago
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