Reading the article about the vicar ... I've just remembered the times when teachers and priest-teachers used to smoke inside the classrooms at the schools . Interesting to see if a future from now people will feel the same about allowing for so long people smoking in public enclosed places.
Believe it or not but there used to be by-law in Brighton against walking on the lawns at the Old Steine, Pavilion and the lawns all the way to St Peters church.
People ignored them, then they took the fence down and the lawns are now mostly a mess.
Not being too picky but it is against the law to cycle on the pavement and the undercliff walk.
We seem to ignore them. Perhaps they will go away?
There have been many a law supported by the moral majority ... Hanging was once such a law and in some places still is, walling up women who refused to bow down to patriarchial dictates was another ...
"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety" - Benjamin Franklin