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The types of Norwich escorts to search for

Norwich BBW - These are the larger woman, generally with a dress size of 16 and larger

Norwich Mature - An older escort. Mature means different ages to different clients. I presume the older the client is, the older the lady is to be mature.

Norwich Ebony - A black lady.

Norwich Models - A model refers to a girl who has a model figure, complexion and hair. She will be slim tall and beautiful. She will generally command a high fee.

Norwich Teen - A younger escort who is 18 to 21 years old.

Norwich Escorts in the media

30th May 2019 Man tries to lure an undercover police officer into an alleyway for sex

Six police officers have been working in Rosary Road, including two plain clothes, presumably, the plainclothes police officers are women trapping men into making advances.  A man was spotted in the neighbourhood, and then approached a plain-clothes police officer and gestured to her to join him in an alleyway. He was questioned and called for a further interview.

Read more in the Eastern Daily Press

15th May 2019 Police target kerb-crawlers in Norwich

Looking for a Norwich escort, then you had better stay clear of Rosary Road.  Norwich East Safer Neighbourhood Team organised a team of to patrol Rosary Road and Barrack Street areas of the city cracking down on offenders. It might also be best not to drive down these roads, a white Audi, was stopped by police and the driver informed he would be issued with a warning letter as it had been spotted in the Rosary Road area several times previously. Seems the police can issue these warning, and no evidence or court of law is involved to prove the case.

8th May 2019 Dispersal order in place for Rosary Road following drug dealing reports

Sgt Mark Shepherd said the order was put in place after residents reported concerns about drug dealing in Old Library Woods and ongoing problems with prostitution on Rosary Road

Read more here in the EDP

 

 

Norwich Sex Work News

Detectives investigating the 20-year-old murder of a woman say they have found DNA that could help solve the case, thanks to advances in technology.

Ms Bettles was 22 and working on the Norwich red-light district in 2002. Her body was found 3 days later. The killer was never identified.  New forensic techniques allow better analysis of small quantities of DNA, so the hunt is on for her killer. The police want to rule out those she knew, and also to trace people mentioned in a recently found notebook.

I chatted with Sarah from Decrim Now about the laws around sex work and why it's an issue at the moment. We cover the current position (which is partial criminalisation), the Nordic Model (which criminalises the client), and full decriminalisation (which is what sex workers and many big unions and charities are calling for).

As I mentioned in last week's show we would please encourage you to use this template to email your MP about it decrimnow.eaction.org.uk/nonordicmodel and if you have clout or belong to an organisation that does, please sign the open letter decrimnow.org.uk/open-letter-on-the-nordic-model/

With an amenedment to the unloved Police Bill in parliament, it could happen that the Nordic model is introduced to England. The Nordic model bans the purchase of sex, while 'decriminilising the escort' The Nordic model will also ban advertising sites. There is a fierce battle building up to fight this amendment, and hopfully amend the police bill to fully decriminilise the sexwork. Many celebrities are supporting the decriminilisation.

A newly-published open letter that calls for MPs to oppose the further criminalisation of sex work in the UK has received 150 signatures, including those of celebrities, activists, and human rights organisations (such as FKA twigs, Amnesty International, and Sisters Uncut), and figures across politics, the media, and academia.

Spearheaded by the UK campaign group Decrim Now, the letter takes aim at legislation that criminalises the purchase of sex — often known as “the Nordic Model” — warning that measures touted as solutions to sex trafficking and exploitation “will only exacerbate violence against women, including those who are being exploited”.

It also encourages politicians to take an evidence-based approach to the sex industry, and to engage with and listen to sex workers. This comes amid repeated attempts to criminalise paying for sex in the UK (including the recent Sexual Exploitation Bill put forward by Labour’s Diana Johnson, which Decrim Now links to the controversial Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill) despite evidence suggesting that the move is likely to prove ineffective, and may have harmful consequences.

“Evidence shows that the Nordic Model does nothing for the very groups it claims to protect,” the letter continues, citing a sharp increase in violence against sex workers after similar legislation was introduced in the Republic of Ireland in 2017. In 2018, the non-profit initiative Ugly Mugs Ireland reported that violent crime against sex workers went up 77 per cent after the ruling came into effect.

For 12 years I worked as an escort, I also did occasional phone & cam work. I varied between working full time and part time, but around half was full time and the other half part time.

I've been put off doing one of these because of how they usually go but I'm always banging on about people making assumptions about sex workers and accepting stereotypes about us so I might as well.

To be clear, this is a thread for people who want to ask questions, not for people who just want to make a point about sex work or sex workers.

Anyway, if anybody cares...ask away

People living near Rosary Road in Norwich urged city councillors to support the renewal of police orders to tackle “anti-social behaviour”.

During a meeting of Norwich City Council’s cabinet, held on Wednesday, September 9, residents highlighted “disturbances” and asked councillors to call for the renewal of public space protection orders (PSPOs) to tackle the issue.

Kevin Maguire, cabinet member, said it was important to “support these street sex workers out of the business, otherwise you risk relocating the issue, rather than resolving it through enforcement alone.”

And he added: “The city of Norwich has had something like 40pc of its funding cut in real terms. It is important to that note police already have powers to deal with kerb crawling as a criminal matter.”