CCTV Cameras

Thats interesting that you need to notify the ICO what you are using the cameras for !!:rolleyes:
We have a camera on the side of the house that overlooks the road (plus one in calving pen and one in yard) And a largish red CCTV warning notice under it ,cameras 20 ft up to look over field too.
I was asked by a policeman a few yrs ago if he could view the CCTV records from about 6 weeks previous ,but had to inform him they overwrite after a month on the hard drive !!
Ours are analogue anyway , so number plates arent clear enough , but I am waiting for someoene to say I am infringing their human rights or summat by recording the traffic too !!:wacky:
 

Robert K

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Essex
Had one of our vehicles
stolen at 6AM This morning

Nissan Qashqai in Grey

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Essex

CCTV just picked them up driving out
 
Location
East Mids
Rather than cameras, I wish it was legal to put a sign up to say “You are trespassing. If you are thinking about stealing anything you may be seriously injured from here” then devise any system you like to hurt the tossers.
our local car dealership had a forecourt which could be browsed out of hours. There were cameras everywhere and a recorded message linked to motion detectors that said basically that, just a bit more politely, just without the trespassing.
 

db9go

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Buckinghamshire
Had one of our vehicles
stolen at 6AM This morning

Nissan Qashqai in Grey

EU15 PFE

Essex

CCTV just picked them up driving out
Thats one thing is hard to do here is drive out unless you have the code for the electric gate and they have tried to ram it but the design of it put a stop to that
They jump the boundary ditch from our neighbours and thought they could get out.
The number of people who come here and ask as they are leaving does the gate open automatically and when told no seem suppriced
 

Cropper

Member
Location
N. Glos
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Well the twunts came back to my place this morning to borrow the JCB! Took it down to local petrol station to load up the cash machine. Apparently they had slashed the tyres on all the police cars in the local cop shop car park. CCTV at the police station had three figures, one dressed in grey and two in black, so that’s going to be useful?
 

MrNoo

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Cirencester
Heard about this on the local Rural watch whatsapp group, seems never ending around here at the moment, cash machines, Audi RS's and Golf R's, deer poaching and catapulting pheasants etc etc.
 

FG.

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
North Wiltshire
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Well the twunts came back to my place this morning to borrow the JCB! Took it down to local petrol station to load up the cash machine. Apparently they had slashed the tyres on all the police cars in the local cop shop car park. CCTV at the police station had three figures, one dressed in grey and two in black, so that’s going to be useful?
Now if you’d seen ‘Townyfile’ the other week’ this wouldn’t of happened, as they were ‘indirectly’ blaming farmers for not securing their machines better!!!
Saw the mess as I drove thru Stow early sat morning :-/
 
Well this idea didn’t quite work , 2.5 ton concrete blocks across the doorway . Well they were now one is on it’s side though the door . Door number 4 since September now on order .View attachment 847299
Have you got any remote alarm or CCTV installed yet?

I’d install

1. A break-beam perimeter sensor
2. a remote SMS/alerting alarm with a *pair* of 127dB master blaster klaxon sirens & some high power strobe lights
3. A couple of CCTV cameras with off site recording and motion detection.

With luck you will deafen, blind and hopefully scare them off and perhaps capture some video evidence.
 

Bob lincs

Member
Arable Farmer
Have you got any remote alarm or CCTV installed yet?

I’d install

1. A break-beam perimeter sensor
2. a remote SMS/alerting alarm with a *pair* of 127dB master blaster klaxon sirens & some high power strobe lights
3. A couple of CCTV cameras with off site recording and motion detection.

With luck you will deafen, blind and hopefully scare them off and perhaps capture some video evidence.
No I’ve had a couple of companies look at the site but we have been to busy to get a system in place . Now it’s got be a priority. We have some masters blasters , they are bloody loud and give me an instant headache .
 

Bob lincs

Member
Arable Farmer
We’re having fabricated x2 6m x 2m 100x100 box frames that are cladded in 6mm steel plate that drop in channels welded to the steelwork either side of the doors . We will have to lift them out with the Teleporter when we need access. What a feckin ball ache .
 

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