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redruth curfew
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I see on the news in cornwall in redruth theyre starting acurfew on under 16 yearolds being in by 9
I saw on e15 yearold rollup smoking chav and his dad came out and said " i know folk need peace n quiet.but its a nanny state.i pays my taxes and how dare bthey tell me to have my son in at 9 oclock." he then went on to say " well its ridiculous.cos you cant control a 15 yearold anyways"
Yeah maybe you you stupid arseh0le.
Any thoughts folks?
I saw on e15 yearold rollup smoking chav and his dad came out and said " i know folk need peace n quiet.but its a nanny state.i pays my taxes and how dare bthey tell me to have my son in at 9 oclock." he then went on to say " well its ridiculous.cos you cant control a 15 yearold anyways"
Yeah maybe you you stupid arseh0le.
Any thoughts folks?
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Hi both.
Parents can do something about their young teenagers if they really want to. Maybe they can't physically stop them from going out, but if they begin by refusing to give them money, do their washing, etc., until they make it clear that respect demands respect, then it makes for a good start. Having said that, teenagers need trust. If you know where they are, know who their friends are and feel comfortable with that, the odd later night shouldn't hurt.
Parents can do something about their young teenagers if they really want to. Maybe they can't physically stop them from going out, but if they begin by refusing to give them money, do their washing, etc., until they make it clear that respect demands respect, then it makes for a good start. Having said that, teenagers need trust. If you know where they are, know who their friends are and feel comfortable with that, the odd later night shouldn't hurt.
I suspect the majority of parents do not have control enough to make their teenagers come home by 9pm.
Which is why the cops are hoping their curfew may carry a bit of weight and be acted on.
I suppose it depends on the punishment they have in mind for ignoring their curfew.
Round here they round up kids loitering on street corners, take them to what looks like a bit conservatory and buy them pizza!
Which is why the cops are hoping their curfew may carry a bit of weight and be acted on.
I suppose it depends on the punishment they have in mind for ignoring their curfew.
Round here they round up kids loitering on street corners, take them to what looks like a bit conservatory and buy them pizza!
True. Was discussed in news a few weeks ago. And no I'm not doing a search and link!
The cops claim it gets them off the street. Was on my local news. It's around the Asda we discussed leg...lol!
What they didn't say was what the kids did after they'd eaten the pizza. Which I think probably takes about 3 mins!
The cops claim it gets them off the street. Was on my local news. It's around the Asda we discussed leg...lol!
What they didn't say was what the kids did after they'd eaten the pizza. Which I think probably takes about 3 mins!
I think children need ground rules from being young, even if it's only to all sit round the table for a meal, and to hang their coats up when they come in. If you allow them to do as they please, then the older they get, the worse it is to control them. Teenagers are surging with hormones though, and I think a bit of leniency's better than making unreasonable demands on them, but with sense and guidance you can even sort the wheat from the chaff when it comes to their friends.
A lot of the trouble stems from young people not having much to do these days. They can't go there, they can't do this. You can't even play in farmers haystacks any more. More youth clubs, social centres, sports grounds, activity groups etc., and this'd keep a lot of them off the streets.
A lot of the trouble stems from young people not having much to do these days. They can't go there, they can't do this. You can't even play in farmers haystacks any more. More youth clubs, social centres, sports grounds, activity groups etc., and this'd keep a lot of them off the streets.
