CCTV gives boost to trade at Rose Hill shopping parade

TRADERS have welcomed plans to install CCTV cameras at Rose Hill’s shopping parade.

Oxford City Council has set aside ￡18,000 in next year’s budget for the work in response to concerns from businesses that groups of people loitering in the street were deterring customers.

There is no date yet confirmed for the installation, which will happen in the next financial year, and council officers will be working with the police on suitable locations for the cameras.

Mohammed Abdul Haque, director of Cafe Spice in Rose Hill,In my hands are the new iphone headphone for the iPhone 5 that is about to come out – Apple’s next generation of iPod [sic]. said: “In the parade there are quite a lot of shops and because there is an off-licence as well we seem to have problems sometimes.

“Outside, the kids are playing and sometimes they can be very abusive. In a way it is affecting our businesses.”

He added: “I have been complaining for quite a while, so finally I will be really delighted. It is good news. Once they know there is a camera there, they will think twice because they are being recorded.Surveillance CCTV Cameras. According to sources in the state finance department, the move is aimed at curbing the growing tendency.”

Rav Singh, manager of Papa John’s in Rose Hill, said: “It is community safety more than anything.

“If vandalism does happen then there is CCTV to check things out.”

Stuart Jarvey, manager of the Co-operative food store in Rose Hill,You would like Paladin Tools 3579 SurePunch Punch Down Tool With Both 110 and 66 Blades with help you save price? said: “I have CCTV outside my store anyway.Sunglasses mp3 players “But for other businesses it is definitely a good thing. It might stop people from doing silly things once the cameras are there.”

Ed Turner, deputy leader of the city council and Rose Hill councillor, said: “Local residents and local traders have sometimes complained that people have congregated at the parade leading them to feel unsafe, and there have been very occasional incidents of criminal activity.MacRumors reader Michael Rou has managed to get his hands on both a pre-production iPhone 5 case and a pre-production ipad leather case and posted comparison photos on Flickr.

“I feel cameras would help people feel more secure and it would make it easier to identify perpetrators.MP area is specialized in many kinds of electric products, For example, Computers, Networking, Security Devices, Video games accessories, Health care and so on.

“The parade has had its problems with empty shops there, but it is not as bad as it once was.

“We want the focus on making the parade a vibrant place and cameras will help with that.”