I did the S.I.A training course yesterday.... you sit down, the instructor asked me to say "NOT ALLOWED" i said it.... he said "louder" so i shouted "NOT ALLOWED!"he said CONGRATULATIONS you've passed! and now I have my blue badge 🏆👌🤣
Wow! You have all that authority now, a hi-viz jacket, an invisible blue sia badge, a legal mind like rumpole of the Bailey, bet your popular with Ladies as well...
Let's face it, most managers these days are not promoted on merit, experience or knowledge but on how confidently they can BS and by not rocking the boat. Which goes some of the way to understand why British industry is in the state it is.
@@squa_81 a) not a house is it? does anyone live there? no! There is a reasonable expectation of privacy in residential housing which absolutely does not apply here. b) totally irrelevant question - see a. c) He doesn't need to ask consent to share their faces on the internet or indeed take their photos, especially as they approached him. Where do you get this idea from? d) he didn't try to fly the drone "on private grounds" therefore no permission required. e) If any security manager acted like that to a member of the public, in public, he would be acting outside the very little authority he had and could easily find himself committing public order offences. Any decent/professional Security guard or manager would know this and stick to observing and reporting only on events OUTSIDE their perimeter. f) off you trot, back to the Daily Mail crossword.
Next time the question "who is interested?" comes up you can mention me, Tiago, from Brazil, I am definetely interested. I uphold my interest on the matter.
If they must demand that you cannot fly over their private property tell them that their business rates will be increasing to cover the airspace above that they insist you cannot use.
Great views and training on public photography; the interior is actually new. Where you stood and drone took off was a part of the aircraft factory during World War 2, likely Miles Master trainers.🛩⭐⭐⭐👍 In 2022 Strandfoam converted the former Honda Logistics warehouse for their new manufacturing facility. Strandfoam started in South Africa in 1956 and in 2020 the owners moved to the UK. With the opportunity from the Honda closure, they opened a Swindon manufacturing plant. During World War 2, the industrial estate along Hunts Rise was the Phillips and Powis Aircraft factory with airfield to the south. Historic England and O/S have aerial photo showing the buildings and grass airstrips. The O/S maps remained censored through 1961 showing prior farms and fields. West of Strandfoam at the A361 a railway spur ended at the road and the curve is visible as the darker green in the field on google aerial. No railway spur existed prior to World War 2. Aerial photos show the tracks ran where the factory is now located. During the War Miles Masters trainer aircraft were manufactured and Short Stirling bombers assembled at the South Marston airfield. In 1945, Vickers Armstrong-Supermarine purchased the site and manufactured Spitfires and other aircraft till 1961 and components after. In 1985 Honda Manufacturing acquired the factory site and airfield. South Marston Aerodrome was listed as open for civilian use to 1985. A large production factory was constructed to the south. Just south, Honda Manufacturing owned the 370 acre site and former airfield manufacturing cars from 1985 to July 2021. The Honda property was purchased commercial real estate developer Panattoni in 2022 and to be redevelop the factory and airfield property. In the September 2023, the former North Gate was blocked with large asphalt debris berm and South Gate likely the contractor entrance.
The premises goes to the gate. Everything else is public access and curtilage. Don't let them push you that extra foot, if that's the hill they want to die on let them. Private property begins where a gate is stood. Also PLEASE post the address and name of the places you visit.
That small patch of land which is the entrance before the gate is walked across by many people. It's a public place because people walk on it to get to the other side and continue along the pavement. It's also the equivalent of putting one foot one foot onto private property. It means nothing and so no consequences. It is different to putting one foot in a door which does have consequencces.
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally I would highly consider looking up what free means within a state governed by laws...
So he pays a fortune to a professional company to promote his business and then walks out on the street and tells the public to fkc off on camera hahaha, now that is a new kind of stupid!
Drones have a different set of regulations: www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally Bonus: privacy laws around photography still applies to all pictures, including those of a private pilot, or drone operator.
NOT ALLOWED at least 15 times 🤣🤣🤣 Are you competing with @DJEmedia88 for the most NOT ALLOWED's in a single audit? lol. Eventually a grown up turned up and sorted the staff out
Fk me they are not “ Mensa ” candidates are they. I wonder if they could answer this question -/ the difference between big foot and a UK security guard. Nothing the both are never seen. lol
You lot need to write to SIA and demand a re-evaluation due to 1/3rd of guards being illegals, and the remainder 2/3rds having no English skills / don't realise they need their ID on display. Unless you guys kick off and write letters nothing will ever, ever, ever change.
It's you who should look up UK laws... www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally 5-keep your drone in sight and below 400ft 6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control And yes people can deny your right of flight over their private property, though their may be exceptions, this doesn't seem to the be the case here...
Tell the security staff that the video he is taking is subject to GDPR and not to delete it as you can request that video as he did it in his capacity of his employment and they are data handlers.
I love all the people who have never used a camera or a drone seem to know all the rules and regulations and laws about them. They don't engage their brain and think that someone who is using a camera or drone will know something about what they can do. The something being way more than they know. And they don't even think that if they pretend to know but are wrong, they will be exposed to be liars and stupid and ignorant.
Even without that he's still breaking the law, while bragging about a CIA website that doesn't even apply in the UK. www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally 6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control
That's because this is the UK arm of a South African Company, the two directors (Father and Son I imagine) are both South African plus 'Strand' is the Afrikaans word for 'Beach' and is a Seaside town in the Western Cape where the company is based.
how uneducated those dudes, kids know its legal to film from public into a private property so do google earth, dash-cams etc etc if KLM and Easy Jet fly over they record all their flights sinds august 2022
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally How uneducated of you, even kids know to ask for permission before sharing people's faces... 6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control
That allows them to launch a complaint, since he is absolutely breaking the law www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally 6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control Bonus for breaking privacy laws too by sharing their faces without their consent. You know of consent right? That very important thing.. '
you do not seem to get or understand even if that you are filming from on a public area it still goes over on to their private property or business and yes you do need to get permission from them firstly to do that otherwise you are going to keep on running into this same exact problem every single time you think you know every thing about the rules and the laws but you obviously really dont and you have also got to abide by their site rules on what that they are saying to you as well so you are disrespecting their permission after that they have clearly told you no and then just to be even more of a continuous newsons to them you still do it anyway no means no and not to do it you cannot seem to comprehend that though stop disrespecting peoples permission if that you have not got permission from them firstly you are not authorized or allowed to fly the drone over on top of their buildings and property no matter on how high up that the drone is they tell you no every time why is that so very difficult to accept and respect i am starting to think that you dont even know what the word no means or you think that no means yes as the opposite to no
All this mad fuss about foam????? Maybe it's a South African diamond or drug smuggling company or a money laundering business. Place doesn't look clean and tidy and the men look really shady. Hahahahaha
@7:43 permission , 😆🤡 CAA 1982 section 76(1) No action shall lie in respect of trespass or in respect of nuisance, by reason only of the flight of an aircraft over any property at a height above the ground 🤷♂ Case law :- Bernstein v Skyviews & general Ltd & (1978) Pickering v Rudd (1815) = Balloon good content PA 👌👏👏
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I’m always astounded by people’s confidence in knowing nothing
😂😂😂
"Can i have your name please?"
"What?"
Walks away pissed off. Lol.
You’d think in this technological era managers and owners would have a modicum of awareness re public photography and drones but obviously not!
That chap at the end saved the day.
Yes a normal English bloke... no paranoia ha ah
"no allowed" 😂
At least there was ONE sensible apple among the clueless apples.
It's amazing how many auditors have hot air balloons but still use drones
i wouldnt even educate them just tell them you are allowed and let them sort it out
I did the S.I.A training course yesterday.... you sit down, the instructor asked me to say "NOT ALLOWED" i said it.... he said "louder" so i shouted "NOT ALLOWED!"he said CONGRATULATIONS you've passed! and now I have my blue badge 🏆👌🤣
@mickj3503. 🤣🤣🤣🏁
Instructor : say not allowed
SIAwannabe : Not allowed
Instructor : Louder
SIAwannabe : you siad not loud now you say louder make your mind up
Blimey that sounds a bit tricky for me l’ll give it a miss.
@@leonardrust8779 😆🤣
Wow! You have all that authority now, a hi-viz jacket, an invisible blue sia badge, a legal mind like rumpole of the Bailey, bet your popular with Ladies as well...
The stupidity of those staff members is astonishing . How can people be so ignorant ?
Let's face it, most managers these days are not promoted on merit, experience or knowledge but on how confidently they can BS and by not rocking the boat. Which goes some of the way to understand why British industry is in the state it is.
@@squa_81
a) not a house is it? does anyone live there? no! There is a reasonable expectation of privacy in residential housing which absolutely does not apply here.
b) totally irrelevant question - see a.
c) He doesn't need to ask consent to share their faces on the internet or indeed take their photos, especially as they approached him. Where do you get this idea from?
d) he didn't try to fly the drone "on private grounds" therefore no permission required. e) If any security manager acted like that to a member of the public, in public, he would be acting outside the very little authority he had and could easily find himself committing public order offences. Any decent/professional Security guard or manager would know this and stick to observing and reporting only on events OUTSIDE their perimeter.
f) off you trot, back to the Daily Mail crossword.
Money and power it makes people think that they own the people in and outside of the property
When the first guy not security guy came out and said give me your name I would have said if I give you my name then what name am I going to use
Next time the question "who is interested?" comes up you can mention me, Tiago, from Brazil, I am definetely interested. I uphold my interest on the matter.
Oh my word,my my,a foreign security person for a change ! 🤬
They have exaggerated a situation that was 'never likely to have been a threat in the first place!!
Yes no question! & thankyou also
Love the hot air balloon quip.
If they must demand that you cannot fly over their private property tell them that their business rates will be increasing to cover the airspace above that they insist you cannot use.
Another great video showcasing just how confused, mis-informed and ignorant the public are.
I love how they quote the rules but haven't a clue actually of the rules. Just mad people running about 😂😂😂
Power mad obviously 🤷♂️
Great views and training on public photography; the interior is actually new. Where you stood and drone took off was a part of the aircraft factory during World War 2, likely Miles Master trainers.🛩⭐⭐⭐👍
In 2022 Strandfoam converted the former Honda Logistics warehouse for their new manufacturing facility. Strandfoam started in South Africa in 1956 and in 2020 the owners moved to the UK. With the opportunity from the Honda closure, they opened a Swindon manufacturing plant.
During World War 2, the industrial estate along Hunts Rise was the Phillips and Powis Aircraft factory with airfield to the south. Historic England and O/S have aerial photo showing the buildings and grass airstrips. The O/S maps remained censored through 1961 showing prior farms and fields. West of Strandfoam at the A361 a railway spur ended at the road and the curve is visible as the darker green in the field on google aerial. No railway spur existed prior to World War 2. Aerial photos show the tracks ran where the factory is now located.
During the War Miles Masters trainer aircraft were manufactured and Short Stirling bombers assembled at the South Marston airfield. In 1945, Vickers Armstrong-Supermarine purchased the site and manufactured Spitfires and other aircraft till 1961 and components after. In 1985 Honda Manufacturing acquired the factory site and airfield. South Marston Aerodrome was listed as open for civilian use to 1985. A large production factory was constructed to the south.
Just south, Honda Manufacturing owned the 370 acre site and former airfield manufacturing cars from 1985 to July 2021. The Honda property was purchased commercial real estate developer Panattoni in 2022 and to be redevelop the factory and airfield property. In the September 2023, the former North Gate was blocked with large asphalt debris berm and South Gate likely the contractor entrance.
They don't want their insurance company seeing piles of foam against the building. Fire hazard.
Still, never met a nice South African.
And that's not bloody surprising man.
I have. A lady called Sorita who works at my local supermarket is from South Africa and she's lovely.
Never met a nice white SA, all the rest are beautiful. 😉☘️
Ok then shall i go and ask the king if i can film buckingham palace no thought not
The premises goes to the gate. Everything else is public access and curtilage. Don't let them push you that extra foot, if that's the hill they want to die on let them. Private property begins where a gate is stood. Also PLEASE post the address and name of the places you visit.
👍 Thanks for your support. PA
That small patch of land which is the entrance before the gate is walked across by many people. It's a public place because people walk on it to get to the other side and continue along the pavement. It's also the equivalent of putting one foot one foot onto private property. It means nothing and so no consequences. It is different to putting one foot in a door which does have consequencces.
Thanks for your support 👍@@TheSadButMadLad
Never met a nice South African song ….life imitating art
"you need permission to take pictures....blah blah blah" as he discreetly takes your picture at 07.22 ........
It's going to South Africa. 'The next time they see daylight, they'll be in Capetown...'
Only one of them had intelligence.
They seem to think they own the airspace from 60,000 ft AGL
No foam party at the foam company, the owner was foaming at the mouth😋
He’s South African, they don’t do polite
Or knowledge and intelligence either by the looks of it.
unfortunately only a few are polite . I can never understand the attitude
Like a broken record aint he?
7:23 Permission😳? To be free🫤? Never 😐
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
I would highly consider looking up what free means within a state governed by laws...
So he pays a fortune to a professional company to promote his business and then walks out on the street and tells the public to fkc off on camera hahaha, now that is a new kind of stupid!
Supercilious yard dog's 😂
what rock has these people been living under?
Great work Pure, Ta
Thank you for supporting me. PA
@Pure Audits. Good one, bro. It started off with pure numpties, but the grown up eventually turned up and it went OK from there. ♥
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@@PureAudits stop bothering people.
Look up regulations in the UK...
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
you should adapt djs line that you make money of the video, that freaks them even more out lol
You forgot to check drone assist
I'm a private pilot. Do I need his permission to fly over his property?
Drones have a different set of regulations:
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
Bonus: privacy laws around photography still applies to all pictures, including those of a private pilot, or drone operator.
NOT ALLOWED at least 15 times 🤣🤣🤣 Are you competing with @DJEmedia88 for the most NOT ALLOWED's in a single audit? lol. Eventually a grown up turned up and sorted the staff out
@AceAudits. My thoughts exactly. I was beginning to think "here we go again with the idiots", then the grown up turns up. 😉♥♥
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Well, that's because he isn't...
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
Bonus for breaking privacy laws!
The hot air balloon scene omfg I’m in stitches ere 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂pure audits keep up the great work pal naming n shaming delusional commies
Thanks for your support. 👍 PA
Fk me they are not “ Mensa ” candidates are they. I wonder if they could answer this question -/ the difference between big foot and a UK security guard. Nothing the both are never seen. lol
You lot need to write to SIA and demand a re-evaluation due to 1/3rd of guards being illegals, and the remainder 2/3rds having no English skills / don't realise they need their ID on display. Unless you guys kick off and write letters nothing will ever, ever, ever change.
Permission needed 😅😅, no thanks
Didn't that fellow look well in that Beanie hat!🤪
South Africa’s Sylvester stiolne
Hi like too see new auditor im hoping to start this spring and summer. So we might bump into each other sometime
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😭😭go home Johnny Foreigner
You is only saying that cos he is white.
@marklatimer7333 what a load of horse 5hite😂
I have applied for permissions in the past and its always NO or Not Allowed. If its legal go for it.
Who would have expected a South African would be so aggressive and authoritarian. And wrong.
Did that bird at 9.30 get permission to fly over the site.
These people believe everything they read, everything they're told and everything they think.
Are there any Englishmen left in England?
we are a tiny minority now...
vott doo ya meen ?
NO
I meet more in Bangkok than I do in London.
It’s like a zombie apocalypse 😂 poor old Johnny Foreigner doesn’t have a clue about the photography laws or English language for that matter.
Do they train their staff to act stupid or do they seek for it during recruitment?
A nice saath ifrik'n. Not on your Nelly.
Why do they all think it's trespass to fly over, they need to learn who owns the airspace
It's you who should look up UK laws...
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
5-keep your drone in sight and below 400ft
6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control
And yes people can deny your right of flight over their private property, though their may be exceptions, this doesn't seem to the be the case here...
Clueless
Tell the security staff that the video he is taking is subject to GDPR and not to delete it as you can request that video as he did it in his capacity of his employment and they are data handlers.
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He's going to put the video onto You-Tube.
More Pratts. There's no shortage of em in the UK it seems.😂😂
It's one of our biggest imports as well.
NOT ALLOWED
Its them breaking the law lol so dumb 😃😂😂
when he said you need permission - you should have replied its allowed here, NOT like south Africa
I love all the people who have never used a camera or a drone seem to know all the rules and regulations and laws about them. They don't engage their brain and think that someone who is using a camera or drone will know something about what they can do. The something being way more than they know. And they don't even think that if they pretend to know but are wrong, they will be exposed to be liars and stupid and ignorant.
All the blokes standing about. Duh!
do they kick out Ghurka's off the Army and force them to become security guards now ??
Better than going home, have you been to Nepal? - I have, it's very cold and everything is up hill.
Quite good, well done
Thanks for supporting me 👍 PA
He owns the airspace does he ?
Even without that he's still breaking the law, while bragging about a CIA website that doesn't even apply in the UK.
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control
he still thinks hes in china
Stuff going to south Africa notice the boss man has South African accent mmm
That's because this is the UK arm of a South African Company, the two directors (Father and Son I imagine) are both South African plus 'Strand' is the Afrikaans word for 'Beach' and is a Seaside town in the Western Cape where the company is based.
how uneducated those dudes, kids know its legal to film from public into a private property so do google earth, dash-cams etc etc if KLM and Easy Jet fly over they record all their flights sinds august 2022
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
How uneducated of you, even kids know to ask for permission before sharing people's faces...
6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control
Not Allowed.
😂😂 listen mate just order your Chinese and leave..
Everyone asked for your name! What good does that do them?
😂
That allows them to launch a complaint, since he is absolutely breaking the law
www.gov.uk/government/news/drones-are-you-flying-yours-safely-and-legally
6-do not fly over congested areas and never fly within 50m of a person, vehicle or building not under your control
Bonus for breaking privacy laws too by sharing their faces without their consent.
You know of consent right? That very important thing.. '
you do not seem to get or understand even if that you are filming from on a public area it still goes over on to their private property or business and yes you do need to get permission from them firstly to do that otherwise you are going to keep on running into this same exact problem every single time you think you know every thing about the rules and the laws but you obviously really dont and you have also got to abide by their site rules on what that they are saying to you as well so you are disrespecting their permission after that they have clearly told you no and then just to be even more of a continuous newsons to them you still do it anyway no means no and not to do it you cannot seem to comprehend that though stop disrespecting peoples permission if that you have not got permission from them firstly you are not authorized or allowed to fly the drone over on top of their buildings and property no matter on how high up that the drone is they tell you no every time why is that so very difficult to accept and respect i am starting to think that you dont even know what the word no means or you think that no means yes as the opposite to no
All this mad fuss about foam????? Maybe it's a South African diamond or drug smuggling company or a money laundering business. Place doesn't look clean and tidy and the men look really shady. Hahahahaha
Folk don't half talk some rubbish. GDPR breeches. Pure ignorance.... Learn British laws maybe!?
Crap
@7:43 permission , 😆🤡
CAA 1982
section 76(1) No action shall lie in respect of trespass or in respect of nuisance, by reason only of the flight of an aircraft over any property at a height above the ground 🤷♂
Case law :-
Bernstein v Skyviews & general Ltd & (1978)
Pickering v Rudd (1815) = Balloon
good content PA 👌👏👏
Thanks for your support. PA
Auditor????? Arse more like, you'd struggle to smile with no teeth.
Ooooh tough guy !!