crime and justice

we have learned about  crime and justice in last lesson.from my personality,i have intreseting in community justice.hence i will shows some information about this topic.

Community justice:

The aim of community justice is to improve local quality of life. It lets people get involved in making their area a better place to live in by helping to reduce anti-social behaviour like graffitiing, vandalism and drug dealing.

Community justice in your community

Community justice is also about making sure that people who are affected by bad behaviour and crime have a say in how things are sorted out in their community. This means getting involved in the ‘justice process’ – like helping courts and the police focus on the crimes that local residents say are causing them the most problems.
Local people in the community can come up with ideas on how to reduce crime - for example, by drawing attention to a local street that may be particularly bad for drug-dealing.

reference: http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/CrimeJusticeAndTheLaw/CrimePrevention/DG_072139

last week, went  went go  barry island together with classmates, there has very nice beach and delicious food. we are very happy about this trip and i use my camera record that wonderful  moment.

we were arrived......

                                          we take photo together with 'jump pose'....

                                we were very enjoy this  nice trip and i  hope we can go there again in next time...

the Union Jack

British flag, commonly known as "Union Jack", the official title is "the Union Flag", also often referred to as "the Union Jack". Jack is a Navy term referring to the banner hanging in the bow, the capital of the British naval ships fly the national flag, hence the name. Union Flag is the word for "joint banner." It is a dark blue background of red and white Union Jack. This flag is the red cross of England's white flag, white blue of Scotland and Ireland diagonal white cross flag red diagonal cross from the flag one. Later, as part of the island of Ireland from the United Kingdom, the national flag has not be changed. Wales is not represented on the flag's image, because the design, Wales and England had merged. British flag on St George's cross, representing the patron saint of England, Scotland and Ireland's patron saint St Andrew the patron saint Patrick.