by Marj Belessis MANLY Council this week rejected a proposal for a three-story hotel on South Steyne, sounding a “call to arms” in its war against further proliferation of late night drinking venues in the Manly business centre.
by Marj Belessis TWENTY-four-hour trading licences for coffee shops and food outlets, increased video surveillance and the provision of hotel chaplains are some of Manly councillor Pat Daley’s ideas for making Manly safer after midnight.
When people experiment with drugs, they are taking risks with the most complex and advanced computer on earth – their brain. This book was published in 2002 and, sadly, much of the information is still relevant today.
by David Quick – FORMER joint founder of the Neighbourhood Watch program Pat Daley warns this Christmas will be a burglar’s bonanza.
by Owen Craig – THE success of the community-based Neighbourhood Watch has led to a new project based on the same strategy to protect the business community.
A LARGE percentage of sexual assaults occur in the home and Pat Daley says that women should never admit they are alone in the house to a caller at the front door or on the telephone.
SECURITY consultant Pat Daley is no novelist but he’s just written a book which is bound to hit the best-seller list for all the wrong reasons.
by Fiona West MORE peninsula personalities are getting behind Sunday’s Stop The Cop Drop rally at Warringah Rats Park.
by Peter Alexander & Kerrielyn Sutton PROPOSED legislation designed to take powers over nude bathing from councils has met strong resistance from Manly Council and the State Opposition.
by Peter Alexander ENVIRONMENT Minister Pam Allan has told The Manly Daily the State Government would look at evidence of anti-social behaviour at Balgowlah’s Reef Beach but could not commit itself to allocate extra resources to police the area.
by Marj Belessis – MANLY safety committee chairman Pat Daley wants the council to include issues associated with illegal drugs as well as alcohol in its “after midnight” strategy for a safer CBD.
by Sarah Swain – CLUBS NSW bosses have told a northern beaches council they are not allowed to restrict poker machines because of problem gambling fears.
