Creeps not welcome at Torquay and Paignton pubs
Staff have been trained to spot and deal with unwanted behaviour
Shout-Up!, an initiative to make bars, pubs, clubs and licensed venues sexual harassment-free has now trained 210 staff across 18 venues in Torquay and Paignton.
The programme, funded by Torbay Council as part of its Safer Streets initiative, focuses on working with licensed premises to improve safety in the venue by training staff to understand how to intervene safely in incidents of sexual harassment. Research shows that 90% of people would feel safer or happier in a bar, pub, or club whose staff had received the Shout-Up! training.
The latest venues to achieve this certification are all part of South Devon’s East Street Pub Group. The group has certified all its venues in the Torquay and Paignton area, training 62 staff members.
The Harbour Inn, Queen Victoria, and The Hyde Dendy are the latest to receive certification after VIVA was awarded the accolade earlier this year.
"We’re proud to be a Shout-Up! venue," said Courtney Ross, manager at The Harbour Inn. “We believe there should be a safe space for all, free from uncomfortable conversations, situations, and discrimination."
To become a certified Shout-Up! venue the premises must have all staff complete Bystander Intervention Training delivered by experts from Devon Rape Crisis and Sexual Abuse Services, write and share sexual harassment policies protecting staff and patrons and have a publicly available procedure for dealing with incidents of sexual harassment. In addition, they are required to commit to making their venue a sexual harassment-free zone, display visible signage explaining their participation in the scheme and what patrons can expect to happen in the event of sexual harassment and commit to undertake six-monthly reviews on policies, procedures and training to retain certification.
Foids will get this kind of policy enforced and the only males who will go to this kind of venue will be Chad or cuckold Jestermaxxed orbiters who play a neuter social role. The sex ratio will probably be like 3:1 female to male, and most of the foids (who aren't the most attractive and socially dominant) will get butthurt there's too much competition for Chad and say "Where have all the good men gone?" and the bar/club will be functionally and financially crippled.
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There's also the element of enforcing rules against speechcrime and facecrime, ie you can't relate to the ruling dogma that there's no such thing as race etc., with anything less than reverence and abject submission, without being persecuted.
But the main thrust is just unattractive males (females decide who is attractive or not) are like an untouchable class who are not even allowed to catch a foid's eye without punishment. I think in India you are traditionally supposed to ritually wash yourself if touched by a Dalit's shadow so that's probably coming to the West in a few years. Incels have to navigate buildings 'downstream' of the light from foids so their shadows don't touch them. Incels exist, like asexual drone insects, to construct and maintain civilisation with their labour and taxes, then go back in their cupboard under the stairs out of sight so Chads and foids can enjoy life and reproduce.
British railways also have a lot of big posters like this:
