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Have Your SayYou are in: Bristol > Have Your Say > Have your say: Talking CCTV in Bristol ![]() Have your say: Talking CCTV in BristolBristol is to trail "talking" CCTV cameras where operators can warn members of the public about anti-social behaviour through speakers in the cameras - do you think they'll work? The three-month pilot scheme, is being funded by the Safer Bristol Partnership and aims to reduce littering and improve public safety. We want to know if you think the talking cameras will help reduce problems or is the idea a gimmick that people will eventually ignore?The chairman of the Safer Bristol Partnership, Labour Councillor Peter Hammond, told BBC Radio Bristol that the scheme is a good way to keep a lid on bad behaviour. "It's a useful tool. It gives a warning rather than having to take direct action if people don't behave sociably. "When I was a lot younger than I am now sometimes a friendly word from a police officer stopped anything more serious happening. "I think most people will find it reassuring to know that if there is anybody around misbehaving, or likely to escalate into anything else, they'll be happy to see this happening." Help playing audio/video What's your view on these cameras? Fill in the form below and we'll publish a selection of the best comments here.last updated: 11/12/2007 at 14:22 Have Your Say
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