public photography licence
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It is within anyones right to photograph in a public place within the Uk, apart from certain locations if used for commericail purposes, including Royal Parks and Tragalgar Square.
It is within anyones right to photograph in a public place within the Uk, apart from certain locations if used for commericail purposes, including Royal Parks and Tragalgar Square.
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As far as I'm aware if you are on public land you can photograph whatever you like as long as it's legal to do so
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Now that made me giggle ... and while you're there you can steal whatever you like too, as long as it's legal to do so
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simple quick concise answer, would be good if there was some system to get a permit that we can show to the PC brigade that we are not taking pictures as some sort of reconnaissance mission or otherwise depending on the situation.
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Now that made me giggle ... and while you're there you can steal whatever you like too, as long as it's legal to do so
My first reply was going to be "you can take what you want", then thought better rephrase it
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OP, you are free to take pictures or pretty much whatever you like from public land in most cases. THere are certain restrictions that no permit will get you round.
No, it would not.
That is just ammo for the very PC brigate you want to get off you back.
No, it would not.
That is just ammo for the very PC brigate you want to get off you back.
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Perhaps a modification of the national ID card
Costing not more than £100 per year then....:nuts: :bang:
:rules: :razz:
Costing not more than £100 per year then....:nuts: :bang:
:rules: :razz:Oh yes the pC brigade would love that.
It will be a licence road tax and insurance for bicycles and pushchairs next.
Mps dont need a licence for daylight bloody robbery do they.
Ignore me im having a ****ed of and crabit mood today.
Guid health.
It will be a licence road tax and insurance for bicycles and pushchairs next.
Mps dont need a licence for daylight bloody robbery do they.
Ignore me im having a ****ed of and crabit mood today.
Guid health.
Now that made me giggle ... and while you're there you can steal whatever you like too, as long as it's legal to do so
Well... it works for our "Honourable" friends in Westminster. :bonk:
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Perhaps a modification of the national ID card
Costing not more than £100 per year then....:nuts: :bang:
As long as I can claim it back on my expenses...wait...oh damn!
