The above photos showing barbeques and public urination were taken at 4pm this afternoon. Even though it’s against the law to have barbeques and to urinate in public, the police officers present did nothing about it.  Just after I took these photos, I counted six men simultaneously urinating beside the hedge that borders the allotments.  The fact they can’t be bothered walking to the nearby toilets shows their lack of respect for the park and the sensibilities of local people, a trait they share with our councillors and the police.  The photo of the fire engine was taken at 10pm. It had been called out to extinguish one of the many fires that are caused by barbeques.  There were about six firemen, and one of them was heard to say that they’d probably be out to the Moor again tonight.  The  average cost of calling out a fire engine is £2,200.