Police in Cambridge, in the main, didn’t have a problem with it. No-one ever complained and Cambridge people are much more liberal and open-minded – they are relaxed about the whole idea.
A CAMPAIGNER who cycled naked through Bournemouth and Poole last summer has been given a year’s conditional discharge after being found guilty of a public order offence.
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The prosecution case was that his conduct breached Section 5 of the Public Order Act in that it was likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress.
But ... Collins ... argued that under the Human Rights Act he had to exercise his freedom of expression by being nude in public.
District Judge Roger House told Collins that freedoms carried conditions, restrictions or penalties in the interests of public safety, preventing crime, and protecting morals and the rights of other people.