Brighton univeristy bid for late-night student halls' licence (From The Argus)

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  Maxwell's Ghost wrote:
  Perhaps you should read the scrutiny panel report which was published into student issues in the city.
  We are not just talking about noise or japes. Some of the behaviour had been criminal behaviour and warrants police action. However, the police have shirked ownership by categorising student behaviour as an environmental health issue. It isn't. Criminal behaviour is criminal behaviour. And while you have taken it upon yourself to suggest which groups should be dealt with first, I disagree as did the hundreds of people who gave evidence to the scrutiny panel and the hundreds of people who call the police and council every year about students.
  And you are rather pompous with your comments about street drinkers and benefit claimants particularly as we have the highest number of unemployed graduates in the EU claiming benefit and if you trawl the councils press release archive there are a good few students with criminal convictions for anti social behaviour, criminal damage and noise.
  Street drinkers usually have mental health problems or have come from the care system.
  Most students are just self absorbed and selfish and we just don't care for it anymore.
  But perhaps you and clubrob can set up some sort of eugenics club where you wipe out the mentally ill as they don't fit your idea of city life and who you think deserves to be here.
  Well we are local and we are staying here and it's our town and thankfully the law will ensure that the majority are represented not you and clubrob.

  Suggest you put your energy into resolving the many real issues you face, rather than talking about them on here.
  
  Personal view is that there should be a zero benefit system.
  
  Get on and get over it!"
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